Friday the 13th proved to be an unlucky day for Susan Frise Hathaway’s reputation as a a staunch defender of Confederate heritage. Having told Confederate heritage advocates to “rise up,” Hathaway apparently stayed away from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the War Memorial Chapel on November 13. It was left to Barry “Hot Dog” Isenhour to hold forth with the local media, which offered some coverage of the event.
As you might expect, the Flaggers themselves omitted mention of Hathaway’s absence on their own blog in an entry composed by Grayson Jennings, who is not visible in any of the images of the event. Hathaway and Jennings share something else in common: their names appeared on a list of alleged KKK members and associates released by Anonymous back on November 5. Perhaps they sought to avoid the questions of a curious media.
Hathaway’s in town, manning a table today at a “Capital of the Confederacy Civil War Show” in Richmond:
She even received a nice certificate honoring her service to Confederate heritage.
So we know she’s not afraid to come to Richmond, and it isn’t very far from where she is to the VMFA.
Both Hathaway and Jennings have a chance to redeem their reputations tonight, for this year the InLight display at the VMFA will take place on two consecutive days. Let’s see whether they really are “mad enough yet.”
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I can confirm that Tripp Lewis was there. He issued vague threats at me and told me that he was going to sue me. I am curious if that will be before or after his lawsuit with the VMFA and people from the SCV are in jail.
Tripp is full of threats. Glad to see that he was at the “trippy funhouse.”
There are nine flaggers here now down from their imaginary numbers last night I guess. Absolutely no one is talking to them. The line to enjoy the chapel takes about ten minutes.
Be careful. Lest we forget that you’ll be “Settin in jail!”