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Thursday, January 09, 2020

Gov. Northam wants Lee statue removed from US Capitol, among other changes

On Thursday, Gov. Ralph Northam (D- VA) detailed a proposal that would give local communities power to control the fate of their Confederate War memorials.

Currently, there is a statewide prohibition against removing them.

Another bill would authorize the Commission for Historical Statues in the US Capitol to remove the Robert E. Lee statue in the National Statuary Hall Collection.

The Governor did not have any immediate recommendations for which statue should replace it. Instead, he suggested that it should be determined by a commission.

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12 comments:

Anonymous said...

this man panders and is sick.

Anonymous said...

How about the people of va just remove coon man

Anonymous said...

I want northam removed from office

Anonymous said...

Hey Northam, that was last years fad.

Anonymous said...

Now, this guy is a racist, and a liberal left wing radical nut job. Who is he pandering to and why?

Anonymous said...

Someone should go out to the statue and paint the face black and give him a democrat flag to wave and then everything will be okay.

Anonymous said...

I've got a better idea. Let's move Guv. Coonman from the state capital.

Anonymous said...

Gov. Coonman needs his Head removed!

Anonymous said...

Simply put, if you love the US Constitution, than you can't glorify the confederacy. Plain and simple

Anonymous said...

That AIN'T Gonna Happen in Virginia !!! Going toooo Far !!!

Anonymous said...

This Traitor has NO business being Gov of Virginia !!!!

Anonymous said...

Federal Govt needs to MAKE all states put Back our monuments

Where the Hell is SCOTUS ????