Let's say -- best case scenario occurs.
Durham finally arrives and indicts everyone we want indicted before the election.
President Trump wins reelection.
We take back the House and keep the Senate.
It's not a high priority I suppose -- but do we get to restore all the statues these morons are pulling down? Some of them I've never seen -- probably never will. But it is our heritage. And now it seems they are pulling down people that they don't know anything about. Supposedly they yanked down one of a famous abolitionist. They don't even care anymore -- if the person is white they tear it down.
I think you'll need to get the states where the statues are to vote out the leftist, knee bending governors for that. Trump is not a dictator (as the left keeps proclaiming) so he can't do it himself.
The people in those states didn't vote on it -- the rioters just did it and the governors in a lot of cases were too cowardly to do anything.
I am thinking of somewhere (won't say where so as not to give the crazies ideas).but it's a reenactors favorite spot. To my knowledge, the fruitcakes haven't hit it. A lot of people go there....most for the history, some to hunt the paranormal.
I was there about ten years ago. I took my children for an educational vacation. I would be thoroughly pissed off if something happened there because I always meant to go back again but never had the chance. I would like it to still be there.
When you study a war -- perspective of both sides is needed.
The place I'm referring to -- -- we walked through town, the battlefields, amongst giant boulders, up a hill to gaze down -- so I saw it from many angles. And the statuary commemmorating both sides (where they were placed during the battle) helped clarify things for the kids.
So I want the statues back if they're of national significance. If they are of educational value -- they shouldn't be left torn down because some moron doesn't realize the significance of historical accuracy.