On January 11, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Palmer v Waxahachie Independent School District, no. 09-409. The issue was whether the Constitution protects the ability of a student at a public high school to wear a T-shirt to school that contains a campaign message. In this case, the student wanted to wear a T-shirt promoting John Edwards for president. The U.S. District Court and the 5th circuit had both ruled against the student, and the case is now over. See this story.
One more reason to abolish the brainwashing public skools ???
Are the skool slaves taught anything these days about constitutional *rights* (and their lack of same) ???
I really thought this would expand on what Tinker v. Des Moines was getting at. This is a shame.