Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey unveiled a campaign ad Tuesday championing a bill she signed in 2017 that bars local municipalities from removing Confederate statues.
“When special interests wanted to tear down our historical monuments, I said, ‘No!’ and signed a law to protect them,” Ivey, a Republican, said in the ad. “We can’t change or erase our history, but here in Alabama we know something Washington doesn’t: To get where we are going, we have to understand where we’ve been.”
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Good for her!
ReplyDeleteAmen! I hope this passes and sets a precedent!
ReplyDeleteWe need more Americans with Balls to start doing what is right in this country.
Sweet Home Alabama!
ReplyDeleteThat way down there south is much different than our south up here!
ReplyDeleteDefinite reality difference!