Two Jacksonville Students, Wearing Obama Shirts, Asked To Leave Clinton Rally
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Updated: 9:14 AM Apr 27, 2008
Two Jacksonville Students, Wearing Obama Shirts, Asked To Leave Clinton Rally
Two high school students at the Hillary Clinton rally yesterday were asked to leave, for what some say was because they wore Obama t-shirts during the rally.
Posted: 8:50 PM Apr 26, 2008
Reporter: Lynnette Taylor
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Two high school students at the Hillary Clinton rally yesterday were asked to leave, for what some say was because they wore Obama t-shirts during the rally.

Deputy Chief Paul Spring from Jacksonville Police tells us the t-shirts had nothing to do with the citation.

Police say a teacher asked an officer to step in when an argument between the two students and the teacher got heated.

Spring says, the two Northside students, 18 year old Shatonya Bailey and 17 year old Marisa Head --didn't follow instructions to leave, which is why they were removed from the rally and charged with failure to disperse.


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Posted by: do what Location: nc on Apr 30, 2008 at 10:25 AM

to WHY: you are so right
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Posted by: WHY Location: somewhere in NC on Apr 30, 2008 at 06:29 AM

The T-Shirt wasn't the issue, the face on the shirt was a threat...These girls wearing Obama t-shirt to a speech was sometime very small. for example, Duke player goes to a UNC game, sit on UNC side with DUKE shirts on, are they going to ask them to leave. this is a very small problem, they should've allowed them to stay,maybe they would've left wearing a Hilary t-shirt
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Posted by: Obama 08 on Apr 30, 2008 at 01:18 AM

LOL
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