But once he did that there was no way to overcome it,” Haley said. There’s a small minority that’s going to be there, but people saw it as service, and sacrifice, and heritage. “We don’t have hateful people in South Carolina. Haley, who was once the governor of South Carolina, said that people saw the flag as a symbol of “service, and sacrifice, and heritage.” That changed, according to Haley, when white supremacist mass shooter Dylann Roof “hijacked it” by killing nine people at the Emanuel African Methodist Church in 2015. ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley ignited controversy with her comments about the Confederate flag. In a Friday interview with Glenn Beck of Blaze TV, former U.S.
Nikki Haley Says Confederate Flag Stood for ‘Service, Sacrifice, and Heritage’
