Quote:I think it has to do with 2 things, depending on how you look at it. There's the principal who made the initial complaint and the court that made the ruling. It's most likely the principal is a liberal and the court ruling that had to uphold it. Not a liberal agenda there on the part of the court, they just had to uphold the dress code. Sadly.

I'm going to go way out on a limb and say that his own heritage combined with the fact that there were hundreds of students with Mexican flag themed and just four with American flag themed clothes had more to do with his (poor) decision than any political leanings the guy has.


Now, to those of you shouting "liberalism" at the problem of poor judgment by one person (his decision was even overruled by the district and the students were allowed to return to school), would you be shouting the same thing if there were four Mexican-American students wearing Mexican flag themed clothes on the Fourth of July that were told to turn their shirts inside out or go home or is it only actions you disagree with that get labeled that way?

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