[elklindo69]

At Tuesday's combative press conference in Trump Tower, President Donald Trump questioned the removal of statues of Confederate leaders, but at the start of his presidential campaign, Trump publicly expressed his approval of South Carolina's decision to remove the Confederate battle flag from the State Capitol.

“I would take it down, yes,” said Trump in June 2015 at his first news conference following the declaration of his presidential candidacy. “I think they should put it in the museum... respect whatever it is you have to respect because it was a point in time.”

[johnforbes]

It is a distinct issue when a state decides on its own, in some quasi-official or official manner, to remove something.

Having a mob in the street tear down monuments is different, eh?

Also, when did Baltimore have a discussion of the 4 Confed statues taken down in the dark with no public notice by the racist mayor?

[sillydaddy]

The authorities arrested that woman who climbed that statue and tied the rope to bring it down...
She's black but the bia media gave it very brief coverage and some news outlets not at all.

They didn't want to show any member of the Left in the act of breaking the law....

Little known fact....Jason Kessler, the guy at the center of the Charlotteville demonstration
was an Obama supporter and also worked for CNN.....
CNN denies he ever worked for them...and they dismiss the articles he wrote as having been
written by another employee whose name was also Jason Kessler...just an innocent coincidence .. :o