About 20 students at a Virginia high school were suspended Thursday for wearing clothing displaying the Confederate flag that violated dress code, according to the district. The students arrived at Christiansburg High School in the clothes and refused to comply with the dress code, so they were given one-day in-school suspensions, Montgomery County Public Schools spokeswoman Brenda Drake told WSLS-TV. But, she said, a majority of the students didn’t follow in-school suspension rules and were given out of-school suspensions. Christiansburg High’s dress code prohibits students from wearing articles that reflect adversely on people because of race, gender, or other factors. Students also cannot place such signs, decals or stickers on lockers.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren warned Republican nominee Donald Trump that "nasty women" will come out in droves to help send Hillary Clinton to the White House.
Warren appeared with Clinton at a rally Monday in Manchester, New Hampshire. Warren was picking up on Trump calling Clinton "such a nasty woman" during last week's final debate.
"Get this Donald: nasty women are smart, nasty women are tough, and nasty women vote," she said.
"On Nov. 8, we nasty woman are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever," Warren added.
The liberal favorite sad that Trump thinks because he's wealthy "he can call women fat pigs and bimbos."
"He thinks because he has a mouth full of Tic-Tacs he can force himself on women within groping distance," Warren said.
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Trump has denied allegations from 11 women that he groped them or kissed them without their consent.
Warren said "America is angry" that Washington works for those at the top and leaves everyone behind.
"Donald Trump is right. The game is rigged. It’s rigged for guys like Donald Trump! And I say it’s time to fight back," Warren said.
Warren has tussled repeatedly with Republican Donald Trump on Twitter. Trump has appeared more frequently in New Hampshire, campaigning it the Granite State nearly once a week.
Clinton returned to New Hampshire with just about two weeks to go until Election Day. At the rally held at Saint Anselm College, Clinton called Trump out for "basically declaring defeat" before the start of the battle to retake Mosul, Iraq, from the Islamic State group.
This is Clinton's third trip to New Hampshire since July. Clinton campaigned alongside former rival Bernie Sanders in both of her previous trips, reflecting her attempts to reach out to the supporters who propelled Sanders to a win in the February primary.
New Hampshire provides four Electoral College votes.
The election is Nov. 8.
