This was from last night's O'Reilly Factor:
Religious holidays struck from school calendar
Guest: Brian Blair, Hillsborough County commissioner
Students in Hillsborough County, Florida will now have only three days off during the school year - Labor Day, President's Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. All religious holidays have been eliminated, and county commissioner Brian Blair declared that the community are outraged. "This is unacceptable. Special interest groups are continuing to whittle away at American traditions that our forefathers died for. People want their holidays and we're going to ask the school board to reconsider the vote." The Factor pointed out that America was built on Judeo-Christian principles that have been honored for centuries. "Religion is very important for many Americans, and now they're going to be penalized because of some crazy anti-religious movement. Everybody should remember this when the school board is up for re-election."
Do you think this is too extreme? I do . How many of these student will actually show up to school on Christmas? I think this PC thing is going too far.
Religious holidays struck from school calendar
Guest: Brian Blair, Hillsborough County commissioner
Students in Hillsborough County, Florida will now have only three days off during the school year - Labor Day, President's Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. All religious holidays have been eliminated, and county commissioner Brian Blair declared that the community are outraged. "This is unacceptable. Special interest groups are continuing to whittle away at American traditions that our forefathers died for. People want their holidays and we're going to ask the school board to reconsider the vote." The Factor pointed out that America was built on Judeo-Christian principles that have been honored for centuries. "Religion is very important for many Americans, and now they're going to be penalized because of some crazy anti-religious movement. Everybody should remember this when the school board is up for re-election."
Do you think this is too extreme? I do . How many of these student will actually show up to school on Christmas? I think this PC thing is going too far.
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