Staff Reports
In response to the outcry over the name of a national forest in Ohio being given to a national hero, the USDA decided to change it's name to something less offensive. The new name of the Wayne National Forest will be called the Buckeye National Forest.
Some people find the name of the Wayne National Forest offensive. It's named after General Anthony "Bud" Wayne, who led a campaign against the Native Americans of Ohio. But, let's not forget the context of the situation. During that time, General Wayne was just trying to protect the settlers in Ohio.
Biden's Regime Greenlights Eliminating American Hero's Name From a National Forest https://t.co/cQ7gFzknIf
— Aerial SharpShooter 🇺🇸🇯🇵🏴☠️ (@MMCBELL) August 29, 2023
The proposed name change of the Buckeye National Forest is just ridiculous. It's all about being inclusive and politically correct. We can't erase the history of our country by pretending that the brave men who fought for it didn't make a significant contribution. We can't judge people based on their past actions.
Senator JD Vance of Ohio is one of the politicians who is standing up against this decision. We must all stand up against this attack on our country's history. If the name changes are made, the next president must ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
