As governor, what was McAuliffe's stance on Confederate monuments?
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As governor, Terry McAuliffe supported the removal of Confederate monuments. He argued that the monuments were symbols of racism and white supremacy and that they had no place in modern Virginia. McAuliffe's stance on the issue was controversial, but he ultimately succeeded in having several monuments removed from public property.
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