Now, It's Lexington, Virginia, and Finally, a Politician With a Backbone

JULY 26, 2020


**  As Confederate  monuments tumble, die-hards are erecting replacements.  (Washington Post  A big surprise that they would print this, considering their commitment to BLM (you know that group that riots, loots, burns down thing and commit hate crimes) and Confederadication.  I wonder if they have any owners/slaveowners in their past like the other big newspaper, the NY Times, who also hates anything Confederate.)

**  Activist groups protest Confederate flag, make demands for the City of Charleston.  (There have been standoffs at Battery Park over Confederate statues.  Those who are there to make sure BLM doesn't desecrate or try to "topple" them have Confederate flags and this bothers the protesters.  Hey we'll stop flying the flag if you guys stop wearing anything with the equally offensive BLM on it.)

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JULY 27, 2020

**  A Virginia town built around Confederate generals re-examines its identity.  (New York Times  Guess whose side this paper is on.  Lexington, Virginia.  Known as home of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson and a victim of whatever it is in the water that is making Virginia such a sad state.)

**  King defends Confederate flag as 'symbol of Southern Pride."  (Iowa Republican U.S. Representative Steve King.  He also opposes BLM.  I may have to move to Iowa.)

**  Confederate monuments on public lands pose unique challenges.

Finally, A Politician With a Backbone.  --Old Secesh