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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, if it is a religious school in particular, one can make an argument that, given Trump's racist/misogynist/nativist statements, it is acceptable for the school leadership to speak out against that behavior and the candidate himself.

Personally, I think it is probably better -- given that children in the school have parents voting for both candidates -- to try to discuss issues without extending to a statement of preference of candidates.  However, that's tougher to do in this particular Election.[/quote]

Actually, PP, I think the opposite. My kids are at a religious school and I would not like to see HRC stickers on the head person's car, due to her radical stance on abortion.[/quote]

The abortion question was settled, like it or not, in the 1970's. One can choose not to have one, but one doesn't have the right to impose their values on others. No one is forcing you or your family to have an abortion.[/quote]

Yes, actually, "one" does have that right, when "one" is saving the life of another person.[/quote]

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