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Speaker 1: You've probably heard about the fight over a painting in
Speaker 1: the Capitol Building and depicts a policeman as pigs killing
Speaker 1: black people. Well, last week some Republicans took it down
Speaker 1: and gave it back to the Democrat congressman who hung it,
Speaker 1: only to see it re hung. The chairman of Congressional
Speaker 1: Black Caucasians threatened to whip somebody's ass to ensure this insulting,
Speaker 1: offensive painting remains on display. Well, now another controversy's brewing
Speaker 1: over a different painting. Republican Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri,
Speaker 1: who chairs the Inaugural Ceremonies Committee, asked the St. Louis
Speaker 1: Art Museum to loan one of its most famous paintings
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump's inaugural luncheon. The eighteen fifty five painting
Speaker 1: by Missouri artist George Caleb Bingham is titled The Verdict
Speaker 1: of the People. Well, the left is coming on glued
Speaker 1: over that. Thousands of signed a whiny little petition in protest,
Speaker 1: which says we reject the use of the painting to
Speaker 1: suggest that Donald Trump's election was truly the verdict of
Speaker 1: the people. For now, the museum directors steering clear of
Speaker 1: the vide. He says, the museum takes no position on
Speaker 1: candidates for public office. But the week's not over yet. Folks,
Speaker 1: Let's see if the museum's position survives the usual liberal
Speaker 1: viciousness and threats. You just grumbled, liberals, the Democrats lost.
Speaker 1: Isn't it time for you to grow up and get
Speaker 1: a life and maybe just move on? You ever heard
Speaker 1: of that? I mean, that's the verdict of normal people.
Speaker 1: Just move on, get out of the way. Shut up.
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