Court Says ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ Can Be Censored By School
This article originally appeared on WND.com
Guest by post by Bob Unruh
But constitutional expert warns it sets ‘a dangerous precedent.’
A federal court ruling has allowed a school to censor “Let’s Go Brandon,” preventing students from wearing the popular social media meme on shirts.
But a constitutional expert warns that it’s a “dangerous precedent” that will move the nation established on the basis of free speech the wrong direction.
Constitutional expert Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, has testified before Congress on constitutional issues, and even represented members in court.
He cited the case of “D.A.” in Michigan, a student ordered to remove his sweater with the phrase on it.
