Confederate Honor
Don SmithA place that explains---actually, reminds us---why men who fought for (and women who supported) the Confederacy deserve to be remembered with respect and honor.
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A Key Civil War Historian: The Reasons Southern States Seceded, and the Reasons Individual Southern Men Fought, are NOT The Same Thing.
From “Garry Adelman’s Civil War Page,” on May 29th of this year.
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A Different Set of Arguments for Allowing the Reconciliation Memorial to Return to Arlington National Cemetery
Please share widely. I wrote this for the Bacon’s Rebellion website a few years ago.
If people get the impression that, if they support returning the memorial, that will be taken as a sign that they support the Confederacy, then a lot...
There's an amendment in the Senate NDAA language that's a bit fishy.
Currently, Congress is writing the language for the FY2027 National Defense Authorization Act, or “NDAA.” There is an amendment, proposed in the House version of the NDAA, that would force the Trump Administration and Department of War (DOW...
We can't let the GOP off the hook, for what Congress did to Confederate heritage
In this post, I explained why the GOP deserves some, even much of the blame for what Congress did to Confederate heritage. The GOP simply let too many opportunities pass by, where it could have undone some of the more extreme actions, or at...
We have to be willing to blame the GOP
Anyone who can look at a map, or doesn’t live in a bubble, knows that the areas in the U.S. where support for Confederate heritage is strongest, are by and large represented by Republican politicians. If you go to an SCV meeting, you won’t...
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