School Bans Bible Verses From ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas,’ These Parents Make Them Regret It

19 Dec, 2015 by John Binder

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Since it’s the Holiday season, the ‘war on Christmas’ has already began.

This year, a Kentucky elementary school cut Linus Van Pelt’s famous monologue from “A Charlie Brown Christmas” where he explains the meaning of the season by reciting Luke 2:8-14 from the Bible.

But, the liberals in charge at the school system thought it was too “controversial,” so they cut the monologue. But, this is what these parents did to make them regret their decision.

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Now THAT is how you show politically correct liberals up!

John Binder

John Binder is a news and political blogger for Right Wing News. Additionally, he is a New Orleans political reporter for TheHayride.com and a news blogger for ProgressivesToday.com.

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