Sunday, November 1, 2009
Banned:
Not Banned:
Yeah, that's right. No hats allowed, except, well...you know. You'd think they'd make as exception for students in military uniform but...must have rules after all. Graham is all over it: One Of These Is Banned At A NH High School
...To deal with dummies who submitted dopey photos for the formal section of the yearbook, Merrimack High put some basic rules in place. Among the rules: You can't cover your head. Except when you can...
...We ALL know what "the difference" is. One student joined an organization known for its discipline and professionalism, the US military. The other is a member of a group whose members have been declared a protected minority by American liberals. Is the soon-to-be-deployed soldier going to file a lawsuit? Probably not? But the gang at CAIR (Council for Angry Islamic Radicals American Islamic Relations)? They've got the lawyers standing by...
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