Well, at least the kids weren't singing – everybody now – "Mmm mmm mmm…Barack Hussein Obama."  But the latest example of Big Education fawning over Barack Obama isn't much better.

On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Cass Elementary School in Livonia, Michigan aired a video of still images of Obama, with a speech by King and – strangely – a Bob Marley song playing in the background.

The students looked about as interested as if they were watching paint dry.

It's unclear how long the song actually was, as the citizen journalist video is 1:20 long and the song was clearly longer.

But why do these examples keep popping up?  Why is he routinely portrayed in a mythical context?  While it's important to honor our president, these examples border on propaganda fit for a dictator.

It's obvious the teachers unions love Obama.  Many of their members do, too.  After all, both national unions – the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers – have both already endorsed him for re-election.  They didn't even bother to wait to see who his eventual opponent will be.