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Funny how the rules change depending on who’s doing it. Obama renamed Mount McKinley. Democrats cheered as statues came down, flags disappeared, and military bases were renamed in the name of “progress.” But when Trump changes a name to honor America, suddenly the same crowd screams about “history” and...

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