President Donald Trump claimed that the names of the Confederate traitors who fought to keep blacks enslaved by US military databases around the country despite the Congress that brought five years ago five years ago.
Speaking of active troops in Fort Bragg in North Carolina, and Trump told the soldiers, which would be housed in Fort Hill, Fort Robert E Lee – from the racist laws that they have respected the “lost reason” against the emancipation of black people from slavery.
“We have won a lot of struggle from those fortifications – it is not time to change,” Trump said, who said “very stronger” and that was renamed the basis in the important month of its first term.
Trump actually voated the legislation that was renamed the bases called the Confederations, Fiscal Year of the Defense Authorization, in December 2020, stating the provisions for renaming objects as justified for offending account rejection.
In the vetice, Trump complained that NDAA would “require renaming certain military installations”, with these provisions that have added members of the house and the Senate after the murders of George Floyd from 2020. May.
“During the history of the United States, these locations have taken importance to American story and those who helped them write their names,” politically motivated attempts such as forgiveness and not relying huge progress in our country in the realization of our founding principles. “
Yes 2020. The law remains in force, which means that Trump and the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth will have to find other veterans with identical names to rename bases.
Earlier this year, Hegseth was ordered by Fort Bragg, which was renamed Fort Liberty during the Bidene administration, renamed Fort Bragg, echoed the former namespade base, General Braxon Bragg.
But this time, the base was appointed private first class Roland L. Bragg, the world’s second veteran who took a silver star and purple heart for his actions during the protrusions.
In the statement at the time, the Senate Armed Services Committee Ranked Jack Reed, the Democratic Senator from Rhode Iceland, said Hegseth “did not violate the letter of the law, but he broke his spirit.”