The person and memory of Harriet Tubman was honor
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Posted On: 01/23/2017 7:46:37 AM
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The person and memory of Harriet Tubman
was honored by all of the Women's March agenda.
Her personage is going on the new $20 bill.
Thing is she was a gun toting fighting rebel.
You just gotta love it.
Harriet Tubman going on the $20 bill
A black woman
She always carried a gun.
< I am white & a conservative
< She(was) my kind of woman !!
< Some of my ancestors were a part
of the underground railroad.
Perhaps some of the voices calling for Tubman on the $20 just wanted
any prominent African-American woman to replace one of the white males
on our currency.
If it was political correctness that drove this decision, who
cares? The Obama administration has inadvertently given Tubman fans of
all political stripes an opportunity to tell the story of a deeply-religious
gun-toting Republican who fought for freedom in defiance of the laws of a
government that refused to recognize her rights.
Yeah. That's the ticket. All those folks in the Obama administration had no
idea who Harriet Tubman really was. They were all like, check this out,
Jack: black, female, helped slaves, done. Boxes checked. Identity politics
satisfied. Put her on the twenty.
The poor fools. She was religious! She carried a gun while helping slaves
escape! She was a Republican! She fought for freedom against a tyrannical
government! If you think about it, she's basically the poster child of the
modern-day Tea Party. And none of those idiots in the White House had a
clue.
Seriously. That seems to be what they think.
Next they're going to remind us that Abraham Lincoln
was a Republican too.
was honored by all of the Women's March agenda.
Her personage is going on the new $20 bill.
Thing is she was a gun toting fighting rebel.
You just gotta love it.
Harriet Tubman going on the $20 bill
A black woman
She always carried a gun.
< I am white & a conservative
< She(was) my kind of woman !!
< Some of my ancestors were a part
of the underground railroad.
Perhaps some of the voices calling for Tubman on the $20 just wanted
any prominent African-American woman to replace one of the white males
on our currency.
If it was political correctness that drove this decision, who
cares? The Obama administration has inadvertently given Tubman fans of
all political stripes an opportunity to tell the story of a deeply-religious
gun-toting Republican who fought for freedom in defiance of the laws of a
government that refused to recognize her rights.
Yeah. That's the ticket. All those folks in the Obama administration had no
idea who Harriet Tubman really was. They were all like, check this out,
Jack: black, female, helped slaves, done. Boxes checked. Identity politics
satisfied. Put her on the twenty.
The poor fools. She was religious! She carried a gun while helping slaves
escape! She was a Republican! She fought for freedom against a tyrannical
government! If you think about it, she's basically the poster child of the
modern-day Tea Party. And none of those idiots in the White House had a
clue.
Seriously. That seems to be what they think.
Next they're going to remind us that Abraham Lincoln
was a Republican too.
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