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O'Hara Factor
Monday, April 10, 2006

Public school busses take students to and from protest?

School bus at protest

Via Michelle Malkin, I've learned that Tucson school busses at minimum transported students from the pro-illegal immigration protest.

I recognize that Indymedia isn't exactly the most unbiased and reliable source, but a photographer does indicate that school busses took students to AND from the protest. From might be an issue of public safety. To is absolutely outrageous. Consider this a developing story.

The last time I attended an MLK march (shortly before the 2004 primaries), UA Cat Trans transported people from Reid Park back to campus. I hardly think this is equivalent to supporting Martin Luther King, despite the political overtones tainting that particular march.

posted by GPO, 10:24
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