http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0210/32661.html

By CAROL E. LEE | 2/8/10

For a president who ran on uplifting themes like change and hope, Barack Obama spends an awful lot of time scolding Americans about how he hopes they’ll change.

He has advised parents to “replace that video game with a book and make sure that homework gets done.” He has urged members of Congress not to read blogs or watch 24-hour cable news. And he’s challenged lobbyists, lawmakers, bankers, journalists, insurance companies and other heads of state to do a better job.

He’s prodded people to get off the couch, eat healthier and exercise more. He’s even suggested Americans buy stocks, U.S.-made cars and energy-efficient light bulbs, while cautioning them not to max out their credit cards.

At times, having Obama in the Oval Office is like having a really powerful Dr. Phil around.

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Hopes? He'll make sure we change whether we want to or not. Mmm mmm mmm, Barack Hussein Obama's brownshirts, mmm mmm mmm.

That's about a good description of the punk that I've heard.

I never responded well to scolding, and won't take at all from someone I don't have a contract with, or isn't mom and dad.