During her stop in South Carolina to purchase the endorsement of an influential black Senator, Hillary regurgitated the anti-Confederate-flag talking points of the Left.

Each of Clinton’s appearances was aimed at projecting her as the candidate best equipped to deal with the hopes and hardships of black voters. She called on state leaders to remove the Confederate flag from the grounds of the State House here, as have several other Democratic candidates.

I’m curious, will she demand that Arkansas officials remove the Arkansas state flag from the grounds of the State House? Afterall, according to Arkansas Act 116:

The blue star above the word “ARKANSAS” is to commemorate the Confederate States of America.

I’m guessing not, since the Act was signed into law in 1987 by her husband, then-Governor Bill Clinton.

In addition, while she resided in the Arkansas Governor’s mansion for 12 years, her husband was also busy issuing birthday proclamations honoring Confederate leaders Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee.

Will she demand that legislation passed by her husband’s administration be reversed immediately?