Nikki Haley flies Confederate flag at South Carolina statehouse

Is that bad? She is the first Indian American female governor!??

South Carolina Republican Gov. Nikki Haley said the presence of a Confederate flag on the statehouse is okay because not “a single CEO” has complained about it.

Haley was debating with her opponents Tuesday when Democratic challenger Vincent Sheheen called for the removal of the flag. Haley recognized the subject as a “sensitive issue,” but rejected the idea of removing it.

“What I can tell you is over the last three and a half years, I spent a lot of my days on the phones with CEOs and recruiting jobs to this state,” she said. “I can honestly say I have not had one conversation with a single CEO about the Confederate flag.”

She did admit South Carolina has had race issues in the past but discussed the progress they had made.


2 thoughts on “Nikki Haley flies Confederate flag at South Carolina statehouse

  • Marisa Sung

    Nikki Haley flies Confederate flag at South Carolina statehouse! Is that bad? She is the first Indian American female governor!?? South Carolina Republican Gov. Nikki Haley said the presence of a Confederate flag on the statehouse is okay because not “a single CEO” has complained about it. Haley was debating with her opponents Tuesday when Democratic challenger Vincent Sheheen called for the removal of the flag. Haley recognized the subject as a “sensitive issue,” but rejected the idea of removing it.

    My mom lives in Florida and we have family in Georgia. Both States proudly display the Confederate Flag just as those in the Northern States proudly display the Union Flag. The War is long over; get over it!! Nikki Haley is not doing anything wrong! People need to stop taking everything so personally! šŸ™ The Southern States have much to be proud of and as such have a right to show pride in the Confederate Flag! Have a great day and I really hope this helps to clarify things! šŸ™‚

    Carolina in the Morning

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  • Anonymous

    Nikki might have a soft spot for St. Andrew? And not a word mentioned of Miscegenation?

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