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this stems from a junior varsity cheerleading student who ranted at snapchat about not making farsi. she was removed from the team for this ever violating a rule concerning use foul language and inappropriate gestures. in 2017 her parents sued alleging violation of her first amendment free-speech rights. a federal district court and the u.s. court of appeals for the third circuit ruled in favor of the former student cheerleader. school appeal to the nation's highest court and the justices have two june this year to issue a ruling. >> we will hear argument firstar this morning in case 20-255, mahanoy area school district versus b.l. ms. blatt. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. tinker should apply off-campus for three reasons. first, such speech can cause on campus disruption. second, respondents approach would create chaos. and third, a school nexus requirement and tinker substantial disruption test guard against abuse. first, off-campus speech ticket and social media can be disruptive. the internet's ubiquity, instantaneous and mass dissemination and poten

taught yourself farsi and administration under president trump developing special operations for the why do you want to run for senate now? >> thank you so much, ainsley. i'm running for senate because i am madly in love with this country. it's how it's raised, it's why i decided to join the military and i'm watching what's going on in this country and i'm not happy with what what i'm say seeing. i think most of us who love this country feel the same way. i think the answer is jest generation conservative leadership. step up and serve in washington. i feel a similar conviction i felt in 2011 that led me to join the military. quite frankly with this, i hope that my campaign busts open the gates for other next generation leaders to help our country because it's needed right now. are. >> what do i plan on doing for the state in washington that's not being done now. >> what i'm seeing now is antithesis of georgia values in washington. conservative policies work. low taxes, low regulation strong national defense. strong border and protected border and also the dignity of the american work