Posted on 07/06/2015 1:44:49 PM PDT by C19fan
“I don’t think that this is going to be easy. I don’t think that it’s going to be painless,” Nikki Haley told NBC this weekend. I dunno. Seems pretty easy and painless so far.
The S.C. Senate moved forward with plans Monday to lower the Confederate battle flag from the State House grounds and retire it to the Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum.
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Almost gua-ron-tee you that Lee Bright was one of the 3.
Memo: The South WON’T rise again.
Losers, all but three,
Old times are not forgotten .....by millions
I find no humor in that post.
As a FYI this was the vote for the 2nd reading. It needs a 2/3 vote on the 3rd reading for final approval by the SC Senate.
Racism in SC has officially ended. Glad we got that done. Let’s now vote on eliminating cancer by closing the cancer hospitals.
Since this was part of a memorial, I gamble that the next move will be to remove the entire memorial.
Who were the Brave Three? My state has come to this.
Wade Hampton weeps in Heaven tonight.
The idea that we only get three votes in South Carolina of all places is incredibly disheartening. I’m glad my uncle isn’t here to see this. A damn shame.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) to personally object to this outrage and affront to the good people of South Carolina in 3....2....1.....
Voting for lesser evil republicanTs has a downside folks.
As soon as the breathtakingly clueless libs in Georgia realize that the present state flag is based on the 1St National flag of the Confederacy we’ll hear their hypersensitive hissy fits here, too.
Yep. Sadly true.
And yet ... they will keep doing it election after election after election after election ....
Because they are as liberal and as evil as the liberals they support.
People do not vote for those they fundamentally disagree with.
No humor was intended.
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