Scrap everything. It is an Andrew Jackson statue not confed general " Stonewall Jackson." I hope you'll forgive my mistake.
But, in my defense, I gotta say this, FEMA thought it was "Stonewall" Jackson, too.
Course if I'm measuring my competence by theirs ......
Came across this in a search.
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Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson was the Confederate general. Andrew Jackson (the statue) was a general during the War of 1812. Not the same people.
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Anonymous, at 10:04 PM
higher...and higher....
wonder what he "really" meant by that! ;-)
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SantaBarbarian, at 10:12 PM
cripes, are you dumber than the presnit? That's Andrew Jackson, not Stonewall. Can you button your shirt right?
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Anonymous, at 10:22 PM
If it's any consolation for your horrible boner, I doubt Bush wouldn't have known the difference between the two. Or have cared much about it, for that matter.
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Red Tory, at 12:11 AM
correction: "I suspect Bush wouldn't have known..."
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Red Tory, at 12:14 AM
I'm sure he did know the difference.....after all Andrew Jackson must be a special hero to him. He was the first Prez to use the 'spoils' system in appointments. Remember this? 'To the victor go the spoils' Kind of explains Bush's appointments.
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Anonymous, at 8:50 PM
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