GOP Senate candidate blames Civil War on 'gridlock' and 'pointing the finger'
By Emily Singer -February 27, 2020 2:40 PM
New Hampshire Senate candidate Donald Bolduc said the war was a result of 'Not working together, not being a partnered team.'
A GOP Senate candidate in New Hampshire said the cause of the Civil War was "gridlock" and a lack of compromise between political parties.
Don Bolduc, a retired Army brigadier general, made the comment at a meet-and-greet in the state on Jan. 28, according to audio obtained by the American Independent.
"The Civil War was started because the parties, because they couldn't come together," Bolduc said. "There were reasons for fighting it. But they couldn't get together to figure it out so we just had a war. Gridlock, blaming, pointing the finger. Not working together, not being a partnered team."
Of course, slavery is the reason the Civil War was fought. The war began when southern states started to secede from the Union because they wanted to continue to enslave black people.
https://americanindependent.com/gop-senate-candidate-civil-war-gridlock-donald-bolduc-new-hampshire-republicans-2020-election/
What does it mean there dude for partnered team........................
here let me refresh your memory..................
https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/slavery-and-other-domestic-challenges-western-expansion
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"They just couldn't come to agreement, and so a terrible struggle ensued."
