Despite not having made a formal announcement into the naming of its new Lewis and Clark/ T-AKE class Navy cargo ship, the Navy is taking heat over their proposal to name the vessel after labor organizer, Cesar Chavez.
Representative Duncan Hunter, R-California released a statement Wednesday giving his objection to the proposed name.
Hunter says, “Naming a ship after Cesar Chavez goes right along with other recent decisions by the Navy that appear to be more about making a political statement than upholding the Navy’s history and tradition.”
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Excellent name, at last someone other than torturers getting their names on ships.
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