[Timber Rattler]

"Unfortunately, whether we agree with a law or not, all public schools, including Winfield, are in the position of making decisions that must comply with the law.

And what law would that be, Mr. Educrat?

[Dilbert San Diego]

I am not an expert at law in this area. But, couldn’t he speak and tone down religious themes?

And what about the recent ruling by the Supreme Court, regarding prayers at public meetings, in which it was ruled OK to have religious Christian prayer?

I guess what I’m saying, does it have to be all or nothing at all? Does this guy preach like a revival preacher telling all to accept Christ when he speaks, or is the message much softer? If it’s softer, then there is no obvious conflict with law and court decisions in this area.

[ExCTCitizen]

Hatfield, McCoy? Are those from the famous feuding clan?

[Don Corleone]

Push back against anti-religion bigotry. Push Back! Push Back!

[onedoug]

Well known coward and superintendent of Putnam County Schools Chuck Hatfield released a statement on the matter Wednesday.

[Salvation]

**The Putnam County Board of Education in Putnam County decided the speech he has been giving for years violates a Supreme Court ruling that bans state sponsored prayer in public schools. **

Sounds like the county is lost.