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In the left-wing hothouse of Madison, Wisconsin much of September and October was spent arguing that it is hurtful and divisive to allow the national anthem and Pledge of Allegiance into local schools. The town's mandarins decided that the national anthem could be played, but never sung, in classrooms--to avoid the taint of lyrics mentioning bombs and missiles. The Pledge of Allegiance, they decreed, could be taught but never formally recited--because some individuals might object ...