Top Trump aide: Who really cares about slavery?

A senior White House official thinks that the museums of the Smithsonian are too taken in all that is slavery.

During an appearance on Wednesday on Fox News, the main partner of the White House Lindsey Halligan discussed President Donald Trump’s push To ensure that the renowned museums penetrate its racist and revisionist history of the United States. After conceding slavery was “horrible”, she quickly pivoted to minimize and punish the museum.

“What I saw when I personally crossed museums was a surachis on slavery. And I think there should be more than one on-insulating on the way to the way since slavery,” said Halligan. “Our country is a country of progress, and it is the largest country in the world. And we should be able to take our children, our students, through the Smithsonian and we feel proud when we speak. There is a lot of history in our country, both positive and negative. But we must continue to move forward. We cannot simply continue to focus on the negative. ”

The Halfy Halfy “style” idast worried monologue ” Crazy remarks of the boss On social networks, criticizing the Smithsonian to be “awake” and focuses too much on “how bad of slavery was.” In July, the National Museum of American History of the Smithsonian briefly The mentions rubbed the first two dismissals of Trump Of an exhibition on dismissal and presidential resignations, although it later added them in a strongly modified form.

The White House also plans to Rewrite history through the Smithsonian Before the 250th American birthday, which will be celebrated next year.

Likewise, under the defense secretary Pete Hegseth, the Ministry of Defense has Black military heroes purged From its websites.

The White Summacist Project underway at Rewrite the story and the mini-diffusion the meaning of slavery – which Dominated the history and prehistory of the United States dominated– is one of the most ignoble activities in the administration. He dishonors the Hundreds of thousands of union soldiers Who gave their lives to fight for a more perfect democracy.