A term describing people who believe that Obama's speech to America is going to be used to get students at schools to believe socialistic/Obama-istic thoughts. Used to encourage kids to not go to school for that day. The 3rd in many of the conspiracy words of the Obama Administration along with birther and deather.
"I'm not letting my kid watch that speech from Obama, it'll influence his mind," says one parent.
"What? That's crazy talk," says another parent.
"Of course not, I heard it from Sean Hannity and Michelle Malkin last night on Fox News," said the first parent.
"Oh those two are indoctrinators," said the second parent.
"What? That's crazy talk," says another parent.
"Of course not, I heard it from Sean Hannity and Michelle Malkin last night on Fox News," said the first parent.
"Oh those two are indoctrinators," said the second parent.
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Made up variation on the word "indubitably", which basically is a synoymn for "Indeed".
Used most often as a non-sequitur
Used most often as a non-sequitur
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