[Opinionated Blowhard]

If they truly have a policy of photoshopping ALL political logos, then this is fine. If the got rid of Obama logos in the past, fine. As long as there is no double standard, its fine.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

At my high school, more years ago than I care to state, the rule was that no yearbook photo would be taken if the student was displaying any political or other slogan, or any sort of advertisement. Plain garments only.

[JimRed]

If they truly have a policy of photoshopping ALL political logos, then this is fine. If the(y) got rid of Obama logos in the past, fine. As long as there is no double standard, its fine.

Had they done so, would it not have been covered in the local Gannett newsrag, maybe even in editorial form? So my guess is it did NOT happen, or maybe in this Republican dominated community there were no Obama logos to shop out.

[JimRed]

If they truly have a policy of photoshopping ALL political logos, then this is fine. If the(y) got rid of Obama logos in the past, fine. As long as there is no double standard, its fine.

Had they done so, would it not have been covered in the local Gannett newsrag, maybe even in editorial form? So my guess is it did NOT happen, or maybe in this Republican dominated community there were no Obama logos to shop out.

[cynwoody]

If they truly have a policy of photoshopping ALL political logos, then this is fine. If the got rid of Obama logos in the past, fine. As long as there is no double standard, its fine.

No, it isn't fine.

These educators are pigs, and even if they followed your standard, they would still be fascist pigs!

Anyone who advocates the right of the government to abridge the freedom of speech is a fascist pig!

Fire them all! And void their pensions!