Thread: Whose side do you take in the Pledge of Allegiance controver

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. 32 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 68 %

Total number of votes 1540

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. 32 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 68 %

Total number of votes 1593

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. 31 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 69 %

Total number of votes 1611

The internet is such a powerful tool. This whole controversy was brought out into the open by one mad dad.

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. 31 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 69 %

Total number of votes 1644

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

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. 30 %


Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 70 %

Total number of votes 1732

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

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. 30 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 70 %

Total number of votes 1772

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. 30 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 70 %

Total number of votes 1780

Does anyone know if this problem has been resolved? Did they drop it? Any update, anyone?

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. 30 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 70 %

Total number of votes 1832

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

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. 29 %

Lance Altherr, the VFW and other supporters: Reciting the pledge in a foreign language demeans "a sacred and meaningful exercise" and is unpatriotic. 71 %

Total number of votes 1870