“The First Amendment does not require students to leave their religion at the schoolhouse door. … If students can wear T-shirts advertising sports teams, rock groups or politicians, they can also wear T-shirts that promote religion. … Religion is too important to our history and our heritage for us to keep it out of our schools.”

Not bad for Bill

Quotes from Bill are as useful as hemorrhoids.  He says what some one wants to hear then says the exact opposite to some one else.  Words to him are only a tool to get what he wants.
By his own admission (only thing I heard him say that I can believe) in an interview after first election, "Promises are tools used to get elected.  To expect me to deliver on them would get in the way with my ability to govern". (from my memory so not word for word accurate)

We need a separation of school and state.

I don't give a dam what you have on your t-shirt... Free expression should be free. Religion is a myth and made to control the masses.. Look at history the the evil it has created... I could write volumes on the evils of the church — mind you, it does provide a parking space when you need it!

Re: Robert Edwards...indeed "religion" is combative at best...and is so because all humans have been given free will. It has unfortunately "replaced" the one true God. He is truth, He is not religion and never was. But isn't it sad that you, like so many others, are content to believe in the "evils" of the church but carefully avoid the world wide good that Christianity has done for untold millions in countries all over. But then that would actually require an open and truth seeking mind. The heart is wickedly deceptive...ALL hearts. But there is a way to overcome that. Problem is because of pride man fights submission to the one True Creator.

Apparently you can't wear clothing advertising politicians — how many kids have gotten into trouble for wearing MAGA shirts or hats in the last couple years?  Public schools have become leftist indoctrination centers.  Clinton is just saying what he believes the audience needs to hear.  There is always a 'but' after his statements.  If his mouth is moving, he is lying.