Nikki Haley

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• SOURCE: Substack
  2/16/2023
  

  Nikki Haley's Confederate Flag Revisionism

  by Kevin M. Levin

  "Hopefully, Haley understands that a presidential bid means that she is no longer sitting in a room with the Sons of Confederate Veterans."

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• SOURCE: The Atlantic
  2/15/2023
  

  What's the Point of Nikki Haley's Campaign?

  by Tom Nichols

  No candidate is going to "restore sanity" to the Republican Party, even if any want to. 

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• SOURCE: Washington Post
  2/15/2023
  

  Nikki Haley's Confederate Flag Story

  The former South Carolina governor, now once again a presidential candidate, has claimed credit for taking the Confederate flag off of the state house. A timeline shows she was often more conciliatory to the powerful pro-Confederate constituency in the state. 

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• SOURCE: Newsweek
  2/16/2021
  

  Historians Correct Nikki Haley After George Washington Tweet

  Nikki Haley's recent tweet suggested that, as president, George Washington helped establish the Constitution (which of course created the office). 

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• SOURCE: CNN
  2/16/2021
  

  Historian Corrects Nikki Haley's George Washington Tweet

  Historian and Washington biographer Alexis Coe takes apart Nikki Haley's faulty references to George Washington's role in the founding. 

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• SOURCE: Washington Post
  12/8/19
  

  Nikki Haley gets the history of the Confederate flag very wrong

  by Adam H. Domby

  On Friday, Haley declared the Confederate flag was “hijacked” by the racism of a single white supremacist terrorist in 2015, and that before then, “people saw it as service, sacrifice and heritage.” 

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• SOURCE: NY Times
  12/7/19
  

  Nikki Haley's Confederate Flag Comments Spark Backlash

  She told the conservative radio host Glenn Beck that the Confederate flag symbolized “service, sacrifice and heritage” for some people in her state until Dylann S. Roof “hijacked” it.

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• SOURCE: Gawker
  1-13-16
  

  Governor of Former Slave State: We’ve Never Had Racist Laws

  So says Nikki Haley, governor of South Carolina.

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• SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle
  6-26-15
  

  Bring down the Confederate flag, not memory of Civil War fallen

  by Jonathan Zimmerman

  In the wake of the Charleston murders, the campaign against the Confederate flag has morphed into attacks on other historical vestiges of the Confederacy itself. And anyone who cares about history should be alarmed by that.

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• SOURCE: The Nation
  6-26-15
  

  South Carolina’s warped public display of its white-supremacist history confronts South Carolinians, white and black, with a stark message about who rules the state.

  by Eric Foner

  The burgeoning movement to take down the Confederate flag in South Carolina and other states is an important first step. Even after it is gone, however, the public display of history in South Carolina will remain biased and one-dimensional.