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Posted on 10/17/2019 2:02:50 PM PDT by Kaslin
There’s a long-standing tradition at many high schools across the fruited plain – when you become a senior you get to paint your parking spot.
This year that tradition is causing big problems, especially for teenage supporters of President Trump.
At Calhoun High School in Texas a teenage boy had decorated his parking spot with a painting of a John Deere tractor along with the words “Trump 2020.”
“My son was called into the principal’s office and told to paint over the Trump 2020 on his spot,” Krystal Stringham told ToddStarnes.com. “He asked the principal why, and was told it was against school policy and that they had received an email from the district office.”
Mrs. Stringham provided me with video of a school worker painting over the parking spot. Click here to watch the video.
Mrs. Stringham’s other son is captain of the cheer squad. He was part of a group of students who posed with a “Keep America Great” banner during homecoming spirit week.
One of the high school cheerleading coaches posted the innocent photo on Facebook leading to all sorts of outrage. The teacher was forced to take down the image.
https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/counties/calhoun/calhoun-teacher-s-deleted-facebook-post-sparks-controversy/article_0c8338c4-e5f2-11e9-b0a4-bb5ef7ad72c7.html
Over the past few months I have documented students across the nation who have faced attacks because they are underage deplorables. This sort of anti-Trump censorship is flat-out unconstitutional.
Contrary to what leftist administrators might say, Trump supporters do not have to leave their political beliefs at the schoolhouse door.
(Excerpt) Read more at townhall.com ...
Yet, we had kindergartners singing about Odunga...
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