Trump went on to claim that a military genius similar to Lee would have prevented the chaotic American withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying, “If only we had Robert E. Lee to command our troops in ...

On Wednesday, Trump started off the statement by stating that he watched as a "massive crane took down the magnificent and very famous statue of 'Robert E. Lee On His Horse' in Richmond, Virginia.

Former President Donald Trump lamented the removal of a massive statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Va. Wednesday, warning that " [o]ur culture is being destroyed and our history ...

Former President Donald Trump released a new statement on Wednesday praising Robert E. Lee, even as a statue of the Confederate general was taken down in Richmond, Virginia. Trump said Lee is ...

Former President Trump on Wednesday criticized the removal of a towering statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Va. “It has long been recognized as a beautiful piece of bronze ...

Trump Claimed Robert E. Lee, Who Lost The Civil War, Definitely Would Have Won Afghanistan, And People Lost It Matt Prigge Contributing Writer Twitter September 8, 2021 ...

Trump called General Lee, who led the Confederate Army in the Civil War, a "unifying force." The 12-ton statue of Lee in Richmond, Virginia, was removed on Wednesday to cheers from onlookers.

Robert Lee, IV delivered a powerful message on Twitter in response to Trump's praise of Civil War Confederate general Robert E. Lee.

“What should Trump change MLK day to?” another user asked, garnering over 50,000 views. “Robert E. Lee Day has a nice ring to it,” an anonymous, self-proclaimed ‘Trump goon’ replied.

But one man’s bronze likeness, that of Robert E. Lee, remained upon Traveller, the horse that the monument’s supporters fought to keep him astride. The statue is removed Wednesday.

He couldn’t beat Robert E. Lee,” Trump said before launching into a monologue about Lee, Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. {mosads}”He was going crazy. I don’t know if you know this story.

Trump didn't note this in his speech. "So Robert E. Lee was a great general, and Abraham Lincoln developed a phobia, he couldn't beat Robert E. Lee. He was going crazy," Trump said.