Beck-backing protesters raise ruckus outside much-publicized elementary school
Raw Story
October 12th, 2009
A group of protesters have taken it upon themselves to gather outside the school made famous by conservative media after a group of children were filmed singing the praises of President Barack Obama.
A collection of about 60 or 70 protesters, reportedly affiliated with Glenn Beck’s "9/12 Project" and the "tea party" groups, stood in front of New Jersey’s B. Bernice Young Elementary School on Monday morning. "The protesters sang patriotic anthems and chanted slogans such as ‘Free children, free minds,’" the Associated Press noted.
The South Jersey Courier Post Online added: "The school district, in a statement, said that it ‘does not believe that protesting in front of an elementary school in session with four to seven year old children is appropriate.’" Nevertheless, the group’s event went off without incident. They kept off school grounds and were observed by about a half-dozen local police…
[see Klanwatch…] This is a pretty sad state of affairs. Kids who sang about the first black President looking out the window at this kind of thing. What are these people thinking?
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