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Ducey stands ground on confederate monuments in wake of racial violence

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//August 14, 2017//

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Ducey stands ground on confederate monuments in wake of racial violence

Ducey stands ground on confederate monuments in wake of racial violence

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//August 14, 2017//

Gov. Doug Ducey has no interest in removing any Confederate monuments on state land even in the wake of weekend violence after a racist demonstration in Virginia. “It’s important that...

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