We wanted to make certain you saw the editorial published by USA Today this morning that clearly makes the case for why the President must censured. As the editorial notes, “when it comes to ideologies of hate and racism, the nation’s leaders need to speak
forcefully with one voice.”
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This Friday, we plan to introduce legislation to prevent federal funds from being used to create, maintain, or display, as applicable, any Confederate symbol on Federal public land, including any highway, park, subway, Federal building, military base, street,
or other Federal property. Confederate symbol, in this bill, is defined as a Confederate battle flag, any symbol or signage that honors the Confederacy, and any monument or statue that honors a Confederate leader or soldier or the Confederate States of America.
We invite you to join us as an original cosponsor of the Hate Crimes Commission Act of 2017.
The footage coming out of Charlottesville, VA is disturbing. The use of racial slurs, antagonistic attitudes towards minorities and ethnic groups is repulsive. Over the course of several months, a
variety of hate groups have sought to proliferate their message. This is the tipping point: empowered bigots are willing to profess their message even with the use of violence. This is counter to inclusiveness and it must be stopped.
I invite you to join me as an original cosponsor of the Hate Crimes Commission Act of 2017.
This Friday, we plan to introduce legislation to prevent federal funds from being used to create, maintain, or display, as applicable, any Confederate symbol on Federal public land, including any highway, park, subway, Federal building, military base, street,
or other Federal property. Confederate symbol, in this bill, is defined as a Confederate battle flag, any symbol or signage that honors the Confederacy, and any monument or statue that honors a Confederate leader or soldier or the Confederate States of America.
The footage coming out of Charlottesville, VA is disturbing. The use of racial slurs, antagonistic attitudes towards minorities and ethnic groups is repulsive. Over the course of several months, a
variety of hate groups have sought to proliferate their message. This is the tipping point: empowered bigots are willing to profess their message even with the use of violence. This is counter to inclusiveness and it must be stopped.
I invite you to join me as an original cosponsor of the Hate Crimes Commission Act of 2017.
Please join us as an original cosponsor of a resolution censuring President Donald Trump for his August 15, 2017 remarks re-asserting earlier comments that “both sides” were to blame for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia and excusing the behavior
of participants in the ‘Unite the Right’ rally.