Asclepias
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I guess you didnt want to give me a credible link before because you knew it contained the truth. Obama made a compromise. You didnt want anyone to see this from your link.No I said credible coming from you. Like I thought you couldnt provided a link to your claim. Where does it say he delivered a wreath like you claimed? The closest thing I see in your non credible link is that he "planned". So where is a credible link saying the wreath was delivered? The only thing I will except is from a credible news source.Do you have a credible link for that claim? If so thats a white mark against Obama.People aren't entitled to monuments to war against our nation. You can tell due to all the lack of domenstic monuments to the Japanese who killed our soldiers in WW2 for example.
Rememberance and celebration aren't the same thing.
And saved tens of thousands of northers and southern lives if it had ended sooner. Again, Lee waged war against the United States. He led armies that killed our soldiers. I would no more expect to see a monument to Lee in our territory than I would a monument to Romell or Yamamoto.
Part of the healing process was the recognition of the bravery of the SOuthern soldiers and the acceptance of Southern Pride in their martial showing and pre civil war culture.
Are you aware there is a Confederate Memorial in Arlington? And that Obama has sent a wreath to it at least one Memorial Day?
Credible? Coming from you?
LOL.
President Obama & The Confederate Memorial At Arlington National Cemetery
"President Barack Obama sought to dodge racial controversy on Memorial Day, sending wreaths to a monument for Confederate soldiers and other flowers to a memorial honoring more than 200,000 African-Americans who fought for the Union during the Civil War.
Obama, the nation's first black president, planned to continue tradition and have aides leave a wreath at the Confederate Memorial in Arlington National Cemetery, the 600-acre site that once was Confederate General Robert E. Lee's estate. But the White House also will send a wreath to the African American Civil War Memorial in Washington's historically black U Street neighborhood.
Presidents traditionally visit Arlington to personally leave a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns, a marble structure housing the remains of unidentified U.S. military members who died during war. Presidents then have aides deliver wreaths to other memorials or monuments, generally including the Confederate memorial."![]()
I did not say he delivered it personally, I said he had it sent.
I knew that you would lie.
Because you always do.
HEnce my laughter at the idea of you demanding "credible".
Any site you would deem credible, downplays anything that might cast Obama in a bad light.
Ah, finally something from CNN.
Obama asks Americans to remember fallen troops - CNN.com
"Also Monday, Obama decided to continue a controversial presidential tradition of honoring Southern Civil War soldiers by sending a wreath to Arlington's Confederate Memorial, according to the White House.
But the president decided to start what may become a new tradition by sending a wreath to the African-American Civil War Memorial at Vermont Avenue and U Street Northwest in Washington.See how fallen service members are being remembered »![]()
Critics had called for an end to the longtime presidential practice of laying a wreath at the Confederate site. Last week, roughly five dozen professors sent a letter to Obama calling the tradition offensive to African-Americans.
Some observers recently suggested adding the recognition of the African-American memorial as a possible compromise."
Jeez, just like the other link said. The link you dismissed.
"But the president decided to start what may become a new tradition by sending a wreath to the African-American Civil War Memorial at Vermont "
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