I often despair about what direction our country’s youth will take us once they are in positions to be movers and shakers. But this heartwarming story out of Aledo, TX about a high school there that voted as homecoming queen an 18-year-old senior who has Down syndrome tells me that sometimes our nation’s young people do get it right … probably more often then I give them credit for!
Hat tip: ST reader GWR
[...] this great story from reader Frank, who found it here. Never has the selection of a homecoming queen sent so many tears falling so [...]
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Pretty good for someone who Obama and his leftist friends would have been perfectly willing to leave to die at birth in a pile of dirty laundry.
And at least one high school is turning out young men and women with values that go further than skin-deep.
Comment by Great White Rat @ 10/13/2008 - 4:56 pm
Wow. I sent a link to our local radio station, and brietbart TV. Thank you
Comment by Joyce Williamson @ 10/13/2008 - 10:32 pm
Completely AWESOME!
Comment by thebronze @ 10/14/2008 - 4:25 pm