OR - School bus driver fired over Confederate flag
An Oregon school bus driver
fired after he refused to remove a Confederate battle flag flying from
his pickup truck has enlisted the help of a conservative civil liberties
group in hopes of getting his job back.
The Rutherford Institute of Charlottesville, Va., sent a letter Wednesday to First Student Bus Transportation Services demanding that Ken Webber of Medford, Ore., be reinstated. The institute says flying the flag is covered by his First Amendment right to free speech.
Webber says he was fired
Tuesday for gross insubordination after refusing to remove the flag,
which is also emblazoned with the word Redneck. At issue is the time he
parks the pickup at the bus yard, which is on school property.







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