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People in Arizona are stupid!!!

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I'm more critical of threads based on Faux news stories than I am of the network itself. No doubt there's a real need to supply right-wing males with incomplete, biased stories and Foxettes in short skirts.

 

Wow. Somebody didn't take his meds today.

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There has to be more to this story than we know.

No I don't think so, it's been reported on TV several times now and all they have ever said is that he brought his daughter to school in uniform, just had he had done before and then the principal received a complaint and called him.

Just accept the lunacy . It's America circa 2013 . Liberals rule .

No I don't think so, it's been reported on TV several times now and all they have ever said is that he brought his daughter to school in uniform, just had he had done before and then the principal received a complaint and called him.

Last night I went through 350-plus reader replies regarding this story on foxnews.com. One respondent agreed with me that the reason for the principal's request was the legal-illegal immigration angle. Another respondent (a fellow police officer) faulted the officer for wearing the uniform to school, saying his department disapproves of such. The vast majority of the posts were overdoses of right-wing rage. In any event, I find it interesting that most aren't the least bit concerned with the principal's motive. Seems to me that's the crux of the entire story.

Maybe they thought he was a ninja :greyalien:

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