Boulder High studentsFlip Flop From Sycophants To Reality On Obama Name Change

I laughed sarcastically and winced when I read a few days ago that yet another public institution was gonna jump on the "Obama Slobbering Express" in this little story from Boulder Colorado as a high school was talking about changing their name to Obama High.

This of coarse was the state which hosted the Mile High (in more ways than one) DNC love fest held last summer in Denver anointing Obama the democratic nominee for president you'll remember in the overflowing Mile High Stadium attracting 75, 000 dope smoking Obama Zombies.

Boulder High students want to rename school Barack Obama High

: Schools : Boulder Daily Camera: "OULDER, Colo. — Inside Colorado’s oldest high school Thursday, students will make their case for why Boulder High needs a new identity: Barack Obama High School.

Junior Ben Raderstorf, president of the school’s student activist club Student Worker, said club members want to rename their school after the new president because Obama is “such an incredible symbol of hope for our generation.”

“Who wouldn’t want to go to Barack Obama High School?” Raderstorf said." continued

I sure the hell wouldn't buddy. So when I saw that as I said I cringed as this self admitted "empty slate" who has only accomplished one real thing out of the ordinary which miraculously was being elected the first US president, in what now more than ever appears to be a conspiracy of a magnitude unseen since Kennedy's assassination perhaps.

But Lord and Behold days later cooler and smarter heads prevailed thank goodness when the school's thinking children and adults brought the ObaMorons to their senses by announcing this:

Boulder High students back off Obama name change :

Schools : Boulder Daily Camera: "BOULDER, Colo. — When representatives of a Boulder High student activist group arrived at school Thursday, they were greeted with angry opposition to their proposal to rename the building after President Barack Obama.....

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“We have realized that we made a gross error in our understanding of the significance of the Boulder High School name,” Raderstorf said to a classroom packed with TV cameras, teachers, students and community members." continued

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