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    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 46 %

    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 54 %

    Total number of votes 350

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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 45 %

    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 55 %

    Total number of votes 381

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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 45 %

    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 55 %

    Total number of votes 401
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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 43 %
    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 57 %

    Total number of votes 468

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    AWESOME poll stats!! THE TIDE IS CHANGING!
    PRESS 1 FOR ENGLISH. PRESS 2 FOR DEPORTATION.

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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 49 %
    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 51 %

    Total number of votes 842
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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 47 %
    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 53 %

    Total number of votes 943

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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 43 %

    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 57 %

    Total number of votes 1068

    Poll results aren't scientific. Percentages may not add up to 100 percent due to rounding off.

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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 36 %

    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 64 %

    Total number of votes 1337

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    Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controversy?

    TUSD: Reciting the pledge in Spanish and American Sign Language after first reciting it in English is a good learning tool. 36 %

    Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 64 %

    Total number of votes 1352

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