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Comment by Kate Svagdis on November 21, 2010 at 5:14pm

Go Cody! Is it true, California forbids flying the flag at all public schools? Look like they looked up to the flag for the pledge. Excellent that Cody gets to flew to DC for the ceremony

Comment by Lonnie Smith on November 18, 2010 at 9:29pm

I seriously doubt that other students complained very much about Cody's flag. This story smells of liberal teachers and faculty that took offense to the flag, and used the student complaint story to get the desired result. After all, this is California, the land of liberal ideology.

Comment by Valerie Sawyer on November 18, 2010 at 1:20pm

This is great - but what a sad day in America when displaying a flag is considered renegade. God help us.

Comment by George Vaughn on November 17, 2010 at 6:07pm

If you didn't tear up watching patriotic Americans offering their support for a young American denied the right to display the American flag, something is missing in your heart.
Folks, this shows just how deeply the cancer of anti-Americanism has embedded itself into our culture and the principal and anyone else at the school in question should be fired on the spot for their blatant display of political correctness.
This would serve as a message to all about how political correctness is rotting our country out by the roots. Stand up America!

Comment by Patricia M. McBride on November 17, 2010 at 2:58pm

It was really terrific and was so pleased someone stood up for this young man. He should never have been told to take his flag off his bike to start with. He wasn't the problem (those who were offended by it were the problem).

Comment by Donald Adams on November 17, 2010 at 2:23pm

Towards the end of the video the women in the red sweater says something like " no more intolerance, treat others like you want to be treated". I think it is the Principle who is the intolerant one and needs to be told that.

I guess it's only freedom of speech to burn the flag, not to wave it.

I am going out tonight and hanging up my flag and I want my home owners association to say something.

Okay, I did tear up too.

Comment by Donna Selph on November 17, 2010 at 2:04pm

So very touching. Just another example of what can happen when Americans stand up for what is right.

Comment by Rhonda Herndon on November 17, 2010 at 1:15pm

I cried right along with this brave young man! God bless him and his family. Anyone living in the United States of America that is 'offended' by our flag, is free to go someplace with a flag that does not offend them - and should do so...go...with our blessings....the sooner, the better!!

Comment by Barbara Ciulla on November 17, 2010 at 10:28am

I cried when I saw all the bikers support Cody, I love those bikers!!
A comment on Dee Lucas. I saw something on TruTV on Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory, he found out that Goldman Sachs (one of the bailouts) is called Government Sachs because it's common for them to move over to work for the government. The bank did not pass the "savings" on to us, they used the money to build a brand new high rise in New York.

Comment by Ernest Lephart on November 17, 2010 at 9:52am

I am pleased to see that America still works and very proud of this young man to lead the way for the rest of use. He sets an example for us all to live up to.

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