by Ed Morrissey
I’m not a big believer in a “war on Christmas,” but there has been a major battle between common sense and political correctness. Of course it’s a Christmas tree in the school office at Christmastime; what other holiday tradition has us decorate trees? Not even Arbor Day has us doing that, for Pete’s sake. What does it do to a school’s credibility with its students to see them denying reality so baldly?
No wonder young people have lessened respect for institutions and authority. In this case, it’s warranted.
This proposed law would allow schools to use tradiaional holiday greetings like "Merry Christma" and "Happy Hanukkah" and display things like Christmas trees and Menorahs without facing a law suit.
http://hotair.com/greenroom/archives/2012/12/24/video-texas-lawmaker-introduces-merry-christmas-bill-to-protect-school-displays/
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