[Repeal The 17th]

Marybeth Verani

[Venturer]

I went to school in the 50’s and I have to admit my class was pretty rough, but she wouldnt have lasted ten minutes in with my fellow students. We would have rode her out of class on a rail.I must admit that we werent real impressed with teachers who didnt cut the mustard.

[VeniVidiVici]

For the the National Socialists, courtesy and respect take a back seat to “me”, “me”, “me”!!

[D1X1E]

If these had been my children I dont think I could have stopped myself from knocking the sign out of her hand. And that would be restraining myself.

[Kimmers]

If I write what I am thinking, I will certainly get my comment removed by moderator and I may lose my FR card.......

[Doc Savage]

Line’em up and shoot’em!

[xzins]

The soldiers fight to preserve the teachers’ right to hold up their signs.

[freespirited]

This idiot is Code Pink material. I’ll be happy to give her a reference if she will resign.

[KungFuBrad]

I have not seen it mentioned here yet. If I missed it I apologize. No one has said anything about what the principal said. he said that what she did was best suited for a classroom. NO!! What she did was best suited NOT IN School. Her political views have no place in the gym or in the classroom. Her job is to teach her subject in a way that causes children to learn and to use critical thinking.

So the problem is deeper then the teacher. The fact the principal thinks it would be ok for her to preach a political position in the classroom shows how ingrained this kind of thinking is. His reply should have been that this kind of protesting in not acceptable anywhere or by any employee at the school.

[BonRad]

Maid in Massachusetts

[RWB Patriot]

Guys, I’m not siding with this woman and I’m not defending her actions as moral. I’m defending the indisputable fact of liberty: that if one man loses his freedom, even over something I might find immoral, it means the loss of freedom for all men because it establishes the standard that liberty is open to interpretation.

[Tanniker Smith]

One time that I was proud of my otherwise liberal colleagues was after the commencement address at our high school graduation was given by an actor, working in television in Manhattan who was known by the principal, who managed to take a few shots at the war and the military in the middle of an incredibly dull and tedious speech. My colleagues were upset because quite a few of the graduates were heading into the services, for some of them, it's their ticket out of the previous lives, for others, it's what their fathers did (or still do).

Time and a place, folks. Time and a place.

[raccoonradio]

I guess there was a big rally today with students waving flags and supporting the students who are entering the
military, etc.

[April Lexington]

These “teachers” should have been beaten with baseball bats out in the parking lot...

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Suspend this fool for the next semester. Let her taste unemployment without benefits.

We cannot have fools teaching our children. They have enough fools to see on TV and in Congress.

[nutmeg]

ping!

Short video at link above..

[Mr. Silverback]

If you can read this, thank a teacher.

Since you’re reading it in English, thank a veteran.

[wardaddy]

This my south bashing pals here is why you will never be like us down here.

You’ve lost the field where you live, you might ought to concentrate on that.

[muir_redwoods]

Somebody must be well connected. Two teachers held signs and only one gets named now that it’s blown up.

[RabidBartender]

Thanks for ruining a special day for those two brave students, you selfish *****.