THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2015

Grade School Scrubs All References To Christianity In ‘Charlie Brown Christmas’ Performance

Bluegrass Bureau Chief Ken CamBoo says according to the Daily Caller, tonight’s theatrical performance of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” at W.R. Castle Elementary School in rural Johnson County, Kentucky will be bereft of its heart and soul because a single whiner has scared school district officials into censoring all references to religion.

The main scene which will be deleted involves Linus van Pelt reciting a handful of verses from the New Testament’s Gospel of Luke to explain to Charlie Brown “what Christmas is all about.”

Castle Elementary principal Jeff Cochran — whose “principal’s message page says “Insert text here!” — has announced that anything related to Christianity will be completely scrubbed from the play, reports the Lexington Herald-Leader.

Johnson County school district superintendent Thomas Salyer said he has concluded that both the U.S. Supreme Court and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals flatly forbid any public school student from uttering Linus’s seven Bible verses. [READ MORE HERE]

The Blower wonders if Cochran and Salyer would have any problem with our copy of CHARLIE BRO KWANZAA DIRECTOR’S CUT. You might find it hard to believe, but some people find that somewhat offensive.