1 hahaha! busted. Stupid moonbats.

2 The real problem is that this crap goes on all over the country. Most kids don't have the guts to call their teachers out on these kinds of things.

3 Spewing your political beliefs in a classroom should be illegal. Parents don't sign on to have their kids indoctrinated. They`want them educated. You rarely, if ever, hear of some raving neocon besmirching liberals. It's always some disgruntled leftist bashing the right. That's bsically why we have nation that more and more, rejects its own culture. Our universities are TEEMING with these pukes.

4 My son's "Great Moral Questions" teacher last year was out of the same mold. First order of business, spend two days screening Farenheit 9/11! Not to mention the pin he wore that said "Bush Lied". The sad thing is that most kids love this stuff... rage against the authorities! The sad thing is that my son's older brother is in the Navy. Kind of hard to balance the rhetoric against the facts in the family, not that the high school teacher cares, or even thought about it. The only person being offended is the union teacher...

5 Drudge Reports via Rocky Mountain Nws that hundreds of students walked out of class in support of the teacher, while chanting "Bush Sucks" and forming a long car parade. But Hey !! they are kids !! What do they know !!

6 The fact is a great number of those kids didn't even know why they were walking out. Any reason to just leave class. The kid, Allen, said he asked many students if they knew what it was all about and got the response, "Who cares?" Or that they didn't know. They weren't all in support of the teacher. And, of course, the slackers stayed behind a little longer chanting anti-Bush slogans in a park while the rest went back to class.

7 >>>the slackers stayed behind a little longer chanting anti-Bush slogans in a park while the rest went back to class. slackers = Liberals

8 The ACLU which dedicates itself to supporting radicals and terrorists will be defending this creep