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You Are Here: » » in Charlottesville and the President gave a thumbs-up COMMENTS BY BONNIE GREER 19:46, 13 AUG 2017 Donald Trump sparked fury after refusing to directly condemn white supremacists (Image: Getty) Get Politics updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Nazis and White Supremacists marched in Charlottesville and Donald Trump gave a thumbs-up. He threw one of the loveliest university cities in the world under the bus in his zeal to appease his base. Of course, not all of his base are Nazis, racists and anti-Semites but better safe than sorry for Trump. By his use of the term “all sides” to describe the Unite the Right rampage, he gave a licence to hatred. PROMOTED STORIES The South is complicated and complex. Home of the philosophy of “States Rights”, the region is grounded in the belief the states of America are sovereign above all. The federal government is a tool to enact their will. This clash exploded into the Civil War. At its heart was the question of slavery. The South banded into a confederacy, seceded and went to war, much of which was fought on Southern soil. What many in the South call the “Occupation” happened there too. It is African-Americans who have always been the battle site of this states rights vs federal government battle. The Civil War ended. But there is little peace. Today, much of the Republican Party in the South occupies the ground left by the Democrats after the Civil Rights era. The Republicans are trying to erase voter rights gains, challenging the concept of equality itself. The continued celebration of the Confederate flag, the statue of General Robert E Lee, are attempts for many white Southern Americans and their allies in other parts of the US to “Make America Great Again”. The white supremacists and Nazis in Charlottesville are a reminder of a time most have decided the nation will not return to. The President has aligned himself with the forces of those who want to roll back history. He is unfit to hold his high office. PROMOTED STORIES

in Charlottesville and the President gave a thumbs-up COMMENTS BY BONNIE GREER 19:46, 13 AUG 2017 Donald Trump sparked fury after refusing to directly condemn white supremacists (Image: Getty) Get Politics updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Nazis and White Supremacists marched in Charlottesville and Donald Trump gave a thumbs-up. He threw one of the loveliest university cities in the world under the bus in his zeal to appease his base. Of course, not all of his base are Nazis, racists and anti-Semites but better safe than sorry for Trump. By his use of the term “all sides” to describe the Unite the Right rampage, he gave a licence to hatred. PROMOTED STORIES The South is complicated and complex. Home of the philosophy of “States Rights”, the region is grounded in the belief the states of America are sovereign above all. The federal government is a tool to enact their will. This clash exploded into the Civil War. At its heart was the question of slavery. The South banded into a confederacy, seceded and went to war, much of which was fought on Southern soil. What many in the South call the “Occupation” happened there too. It is African-Americans who have always been the battle site of this states rights vs federal government battle. The Civil War ended. But there is little peace. Today, much of the Republican Party in the South occupies the ground left by the Democrats after the Civil Rights era. The Republicans are trying to erase voter rights gains, challenging the concept of equality itself. The continued celebration of the Confederate flag, the statue of General Robert E Lee, are attempts for many white Southern Americans and their allies in other parts of the US to “Make America Great Again”. The white supremacists and Nazis in Charlottesville are a reminder of a time most have decided the nation will not return to. The President has aligned himself with the forces of those who want to roll back history. He is unfit to hold his high office. PROMOTED STORIES

Nazis and White Supremacists marched in
Charlottesville and Donald Trump gave a thumbs-up.
He threw one of the loveliest university cities in the
world under the bus in his zeal to appease his base.
Of course, not all of his base are Nazis, racists and
anti-Semites but better safe than sorry for Trump.
By his use of the term “all sides” to describe the
Unite the Right rampage, he gave a licence to hatred.
The South is complicated and complex. Home of the
philosophy of “States Rights”, the region is grounded
in the belief the states of America are sovereign
above all.
The federal government is a tool to enact their will.
This clash exploded into the Civil War. At its heart
was the question of slavery.
The South banded into a confederacy, seceded and
went to war, much of which was fought on Southern
soil. What many in the South call the “Occupation”
happened there too.
It is African-Americans who have always been the
battle site of this states rights vs federal government
battle. The Civil War ended. But there is little peace.
Today, much of the Republican Party in the South
occupies the ground left by the Democrats after the
Civil Rights era. The Republicans are trying to erase
voter rights gains, challenging the concept of equality
itself.
The continued celebration of the Confederate flag,
the statue of General Robert E Lee, are attempts for
many white Southern Americans and their allies in
other parts of the US to “Make America Great Again”.
The white supremacists and Nazis in Charlottesville
are a reminder of a time most have decided the
nation will not return to. The President has aligned
himself with the forces of those who want to roll back
history. He is unfit to hold his high office.
President Donald Trump
has aligned himself with
haters whose aim is to
roll back history
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0 Response to "in Charlottesville and the President gave a thumbs-up COMMENTS BY BONNIE GREER 19:46, 13 AUG 2017 Donald Trump sparked fury after refusing to directly condemn white supremacists (Image: Getty) Get Politics updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Nazis and White Supremacists marched in Charlottesville and Donald Trump gave a thumbs-up. He threw one of the loveliest university cities in the world under the bus in his zeal to appease his base. Of course, not all of his base are Nazis, racists and anti-Semites but better safe than sorry for Trump. By his use of the term “all sides” to describe the Unite the Right rampage, he gave a licence to hatred. PROMOTED STORIES The South is complicated and complex. Home of the philosophy of “States Rights”, the region is grounded in the belief the states of America are sovereign above all. The federal government is a tool to enact their will. This clash exploded into the Civil War. At its heart was the question of slavery. The South banded into a confederacy, seceded and went to war, much of which was fought on Southern soil. What many in the South call the “Occupation” happened there too. It is African-Americans who have always been the battle site of this states rights vs federal government battle. The Civil War ended. But there is little peace. Today, much of the Republican Party in the South occupies the ground left by the Democrats after the Civil Rights era. The Republicans are trying to erase voter rights gains, challenging the concept of equality itself. The continued celebration of the Confederate flag, the statue of General Robert E Lee, are attempts for many white Southern Americans and their allies in other parts of the US to “Make America Great Again”. The white supremacists and Nazis in Charlottesville are a reminder of a time most have decided the nation will not return to. The President has aligned himself with the forces of those who want to roll back history. He is unfit to hold his high office. PROMOTED STORIES "

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