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To: fightinbluhen51

I would point out that YES I CAN is a campaign slogan and that is not appropriate. Also it is not appropriate to praise a President for with he WILL do or what he SAYS he will do. Maybe if there were real accomplishments which were universally agreed upon it would be closer to being ok. Though singing and chanting the praises of any living political person is really forcing the children to mouth a political opinion. I know we have the right to say what we think politically. Do we have the right to also NOT say what we disagree with? Can a public institution force political speech on our children and therefore indirectly upon US??


10 posted on 10/06/2009 9:34:07 AM PDT by Anima Mundi (The trouble with trouble is it starts out as Utopia)
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To: Anima Mundi; afraidfortherepublic

Call the school information office, Patti Caplan 1-410 313 6680 and ask her the name of the teacher who wrote the song with her class as an assignment, last year. Ask her about the purpose and how she thinks that this song meets that goal.

Let her know that this kind of indoctrination and hero worship is inappropriate in a public school.


36 posted on 10/06/2009 11:10:31 AM PDT by Eva (Obama bin Lyin)
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