"The idea of bringing down all those Confederate monuments to Confederate soldiers and generals who strongly supported secession and maintaining slavery and going to war to do it, I think those statues belong in museums, they don’t belong in public place... I can understand the anger and anguish that people feel by having for years and years been under the statue of Robert E. Lee if you’re an African American. It’s always better to do it peacefully … the elected officials where those statues are have a responsibility to remove, put them in museums. Get them down … and don’t be surprised if someone pulls down the statue of Jefferson Davis."

Source: Jonathan Easley, "Biden: Government Must Protect Monuments to Washington, Jefferson," thehill.com, June 30, 2020

"Yes. Where statues and other items on public property are offensive to some citizens who advocate for their removal, they should be preserved and moved to private property locations."

Source: Communication from the Jorgensen campaign to ProCon.org on Sep. 8, 2020.