Todd Starnes: It was co-written by a parent who has a child on the team. [Bryan] Glover, 26, said he emailed a copy of the song to friends, family members and player’s parents through his personal email account.
And that’s when all the trouble started for the self-described independent conservative. “The coach called me and said parents were upset – that I was being politically incorrect and the song had racial overtones,” Glover told FOX News Radio. “An hour and a half later I was told I was being terminated.”
“I was informed that I was being let go because of the song,” he said, denying claims there were any racial overtones in the song.
I fully expect Obama to weigh in on this local issue. Obama's cherished commitment to the First Amendment will compel him to defend Mr. Glover.
Let me be clear. As a citizen, and as president, I believe that independent conservatives have the right to express their political views as EVERYONE ELSE in this country.
That includes the right to email wholesome music videos to friends, family and other associates, in accordance with local laws and ordinances.
This is America, and our commitment to freedom of speech must be unshakable. The principle that people of all political persuations are welcome in this country, and that they will not be treated differently by their government, is essential to who we are. The writ of the Founders must endure.
Some will argue that Glover crossed the line by distributing his song via parents' email addresses that presumably came from from the school’s system, but as the Lonely Conservative points out, that's a big load of [stuff]. We all know that creepy, school-approved pro-Obama propaganda is pumped directly to students in government schools on a regular basis.
- Each student will find his/her voice and become a leader in their generation
- Every student will have a place within our community to feel accepted
- Every student will have an activity whereby they feel competent
- Every student will be viewed as normal within the eyes of their peers
Update II: Glover in his own words...
6 comments:
I listened to the song and read the lyrics twice and was unable to find anything even hinting at racism. It's a good song, too.
Thanks for the link.
Great find. I hadn't heard that. But what everyone is forgetting is that disagreeing with Obama in the least qualifies you as a racist. It's the same narrative that has been going since before the election.
I agree with Matt. Any criticism against Obama, doesn't matter what it is, is an automatic referral to the Racist Room. Great song!
I think there attempt to punish him will only result in him being reinstated with a lot of free advertising. Way to go brain dead progs!
Creepy mission statement. If every student is a leader, who is going to follow?
It seems that the school district backed off a little when they were pushed on the racism issue. Why is it all of a sudden racist when someone opposes another person’s views? What about the coach’s first amendment rights? Also, he was provided access to the emails by the school district. Thanks for giving this guy a voice!
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