Sumner Redstone is the chairman of both CBS Corporation and Viacom, which owns Nickelodeon. Redstone gave a maximum contribution of $2,300 to Hillary Clinton on August 10, 2007. Since 1995, Redstone has also contributed to Democrats Joe Biden, Tom Daschle, Patrick Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, John Kerry, Al Franken, Patrick Leahy, Robert Torricelli, Al Gore, Chuck Schumer, Fritz Hollings, Edward Markey, John Dingell, Richard Gephardt, Carl Levin, Gerry Studds, and Howard Berman. He also contributed to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, DNC Services Corp., and Handgun Control Inc. To be fair, Redstone has also contributed to Republican Senators Larry Pressler, Alfonse D’Amato, John McCain, Ted Stevens, and Orrin Hatch, and the National Republican Congressional Committee. Redstone’s daughter, Shari, serves as CBS Corporation’s vice chairman of the board. She has contributed to Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Jim Langevin, Chellie Pingree, Richard Licht, Ted Kennedy, and DNC Services Corp. It appears that she has contributed to just one Republican during the past decade: William Weld.

Perhaps this is all coincidence, but the CBS Corporation ran all those anti-Bush segments on 60 Minutes, including the Rathergate segment that ended Dan Rather’s career with CBS News. CBS Corporation also owns Simon & Schuster, which published Richard Clarke’s Against All Enemies, Ron Suskind’s The Price of Loyalty, Valerie Plame’s Fair Game, Craig Unger’s House of Bush, House of Saud, and other anti-Bush books. In addition, Simon & Schuster published Living History, Hillary Clinton’s autobiography.

Source: What Really Happened: The Story of Clinton Inc.’s Efforts to Rewrite Bill Clinton’s Record on Iraq and TerrorismWhat Really Happened: The Story of Clinton Inc.’s Efforts to Rewrite Bill Clinton’s Record on Iraq and Terrorism, by Kevin Groenhagen 

The only thing I can say is not to let your kids watch Nick.  When my kids were of age to want to watch shows on Nick, it was fine as far as I could tell.  Then Nick started having a show called the "Big Help" or something like that.  It was ok mostly, just talking about picking up trash and maybe planting trees and such.  But that is where all this began I think.  Then they started having award shows for Nick programs and they started bringing in "celebrities" and things have gone "down the liberal hill" from there. 

Sad really.  It use to be a fun, innocent network for kids.  

"He loves shrimp and weenie and the chili he cooks."

And $100 steaks flown in from Japan which your mommy and daddy have to pay for.

"He reads lots of books and writes wonderful speeches."

He reads Saul Alinsky, who was a very bad man,  and someone else writes the speeches, which really aren't so wonderful. 

"He goes on vacation and takes walks on beaches."

Yeah, we know.  In his first month in office, he was already taking vacation.

"The President in pajamas? What a sight!"

Yeah, we already know.  His wife said he was stinky and snorey.

Nickelodeon celebrates President George W. Bush and some of his favorite things.

George W. Bush is the first under-achiever to be President.  That is what's called a historic event.

Leading a country is no easy task. So what does he do to relax you may ask?

He loves drinking and biking and the pretzels he eats. He played the game Strategy and always got beat.

He likes Laura and country music too. He always ducks from the same type of shoe.

He doesn't read any books and screws up a word. He goes on vacation and gives you the bird.

He loves t-ball; it's his favorite game. In the White House backyard his playing is lame.

He listens to bedtime stories from his daughters at night. The President in footy pajamas? What a sight!

Now you know the President the same as before. Which leaves just one thing, when he sleeps does he dream torture?

 I'll submit it to Nick Jr. later...

Odd Job

I've noticed that they liberally indoctrinate kids during Saturday morning cartoons on the the alphabet (ABC, cBS, etc.) networks.  They run all sorts of "service announcements" which universally champion some liberal cause.  It all speaks to the fact that liberals hate conservative parental rights and will do anything they can to subvert them.  They will try to reach out and undo the lessons you teach you're children in any way they can.  Theses people are so tyrannical, they believe that a parent doesn't have the right to take their kids to church.

What the heck does it mean that he likes weenie?  I listened to the video and thought "that can't be what they're saying", but....if you say so?  Is that a double entendre?

He is an African Arab from Africa and half socialist Caucasian.

None of his ancestors were held as slaves in this country.

He relied on the color of his skin to make people think he had ties to the American Blacks.

The sooner more people start pointing this out to the label "African-American" the sooner those who voted for him will realize that he has no ties to the descendents of slaves in this country.

And it is a distinction that needs to be made, or he will be the last Black person elected for many generations.

And that will truly be a black mark on our country.

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OK, it wasn't Nick, but who can forget the animated wonder that was "Lil Bush?"

I have 2 4-year-olds and a 2-year-old who used to watch PBS Kids WI, and at least twice a week after the inauguration, they would have stuff about Barack Obama on...first black President, history being made, you can do anything you want, blah, blah, blah...I don't know if they still are; we turned off the tube, something we should have done long ago.

I have been thinking constantly about endless story lines for a   animated program.  I can't decide on calling it Lil Barack or Lil Obama. This could be hilarious.  Think about it, one episode he could go around demanding lunch money from kids to disperse to others less fortunate.  Then when he's asked how much he put in himself, he could respond "There you go again, playing politics."  We could have a sinister school kid named Rahm, this would be awesome. I am really getting giddy here.

If they come through with the 'fairness doctrine' this group of TVchannels could be in line for a fairness in programming thing.

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I've noticed these "public service announcements" and, for now, the only way my grandchild will be watching Noggin is on the TIVO so I can skip the programming of her little mind.

 There is another complaint I have with this, which I'm sure will be seen as narrow-minded, prejudiced, racist...Obama is NOT the first black president!!! He may be the first bi-racial (or tri-racial, depending on who is talking) president. The only reason I can understand that his caucasian mother isn't recognized in his racial identity (although he is half-caucasian) is because it doesn't sell as well. The only reason I can think of that it has never been addressed or questioned is because it is so politically incorrect to state the obvious when folks are trying to convince you of a different version of the "truth". Let's be real...doesn't everyone really know the truth already that he is biracial? And should it really matter? The fact that he is biracial, black, white, or purple doesn't matter to me...what matters is that he is misrepresenting himself and the black community. This irks the heck out of me...that and the fact that he has not proven that he is legally eligible to run our country. (Remember the missing birth certificate? Check out this site for more information: http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=90574.)

Of course, you must have mistook him for saying India instead of Indiana, where I believe he was born.

I don't get this obssession over people being so paranoid about cartoons. I've said it before: I think you're all naturally prejudice against us cartoonists, so you blame all of society's ills on us. You really need to get over this and accept the fact that it is this kind of paranoia that drives people like me to be further to the left than we would normally be.

Case in point: I don't like Obama's plans to raise taxes and spending 700-800 billion tax dollars to allegedly stimulate the economy. I was moved by McCain's monologue on the senate floor about the earmarks and the disgutingly huge amount of them that are being used from this stimulus. That was the kind of rehtoric that made me inclined to vote for McCain. But then his campaign released a disgusting ad about the myth of a so-called "War on Christmas" the day before the election. In that one move, he lost my vote. I will not vote for anyone who is paranoid about a cartoon or a mythic "War on Christmas" because that makes them look insane. As much as I hate Obama's tax and spend plan, I didn't see him go off the deep end about cartoons or Wars on Christmas. That is what you have to learn from if Republicans are ever going to win presidential elections again.

I saw this "commercial" last weekend, and had to rip my daughter from the couch and take her into the other room so she wouldn't see that propaganda crap. I also immediately emailed them through the website to let them know of my displeasure. I told then that if the premise was to teach kids about the office of the POTUS, then they failed mierably. There are s many GREAT presidents to teach about. I also mentioned that it was obvious it was propaganda to indoctrinate impressionable children and that the Perez family will not be watching those channels until the commercial is removed and an apology is made. So I guess we won't be watching that channel ever again... I really like the show Max and Ruby... I mean... my kids love that show.