On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 23:46:52 -0400, Auric Hellman
<adhellman1@gmail.com> wrote:

Lindsey Halligan, the White House official leading a review of the >Smithsonian Institution, said you "can't really talk about slavery
honestly unless you talk about hope and progress" during a Newsmax
appearance on Wednesday.

Halligan was second chair to another lawyer defending an insurance
company at a two-day trial against three Miami homeowners who had
suffered damaged roofs. A judge would not award her attorneys fees
because he ruled that her team did not act "in good faith."[7]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindsey_Halligan

"in good faith."

Lindsey's "hope and progress" has not improved...

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Auric Hellman wrote:

Lindsey Halligan, the White House official leading a review of the >Smithsonian Institution, said you "can't really talk about slavery
honestly unless you talk about hope and progress" during a Newsmax
appearance on Wednesday.

She's an insurance lawyer which means she knows multiple magnitudes more
about American history than a bunch of old timer jackasses with fancy History Doctorates at the Smithsonian indoctrinating our children with leftist anti Trump propaganda that says slavery was real and not the voluntary actions of thousands-and-thousands of blacks who came over from africa to be the
grateful slaves to the ancestors of the current day Trump supporter in the south.

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