President-elect Trump made the commitment this week to reverse President Obama’s 2015 decision to change the name of the country’s tallest peak’s Koyukon Athabascan surname,” Denali,” which means” High One” or” Great One,” while speaking to conservatives at a Phoenix meeting. He initially promised to remove Obama’s activity in August 2015 and called it an “insult to Ohio”, where McKinley was born and raised. During his Phoenix remarks, he even pledged to remove Democrats ‘ restructuring of southern military outposts named for Confederates– like Fort Liberty in Fayetteville, North Carolina, which was formerly named after Gen. Braxton Bragg. The 20-meter-high rock, which is 320 feet tall, was given the name” Mt. McKinley” in 1896 by silver miner William Dickey after learning the Ohioan had won the GOP presidential nomination. He also used it as a rip-off for gold prospectors who favored Democrat William Jennings Bryan and his strategy for a gold standard for the money. A FITTING FINALE’ TO FOSSIL FUEL-AVERS E PRESIDENCYS Six months into his second term, communist employee Leon Czolgosz killed him in a gladhanding range. Czolgosz argued that the government was at the center of financial inequality, and it was apparently inspired by the assassination of European King Umberto I in 1900. However, some Alaskans have appeared to prefer the traditional name Denali: GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski told KTUU that Trump’s plan to bring up” Mt. McKinley” is an “awful idea”. She said on Monday,” We already went through this with President Trump back and at the very beginning of his first term. Murkowski said both she and Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, – who actually hails from McKinley’s Ohio– support the label Denali. ” ]Denali] is a name that has been around for thousands of years … North America’s tallest mountain – shouldn’t it have a name like’ The Great One'”? Murkowski added. Murkowski SAYS SHE IS NOT” ATTACHED” TO GOP LABELIn 2015, Sullivan told the Anchorage Daily News that” Denali belongs to Alaska and its citizens” and that Alaskan Natives hold the naming rights. In a speech to KTUU this year, Sullivan said some Peoples prefer the “name that the very strong, very strong, very nationalist Athabascan individuals gave” the top. However, then-Rep. Ralph Regula, R-Ohio, spent years in Congress preventing any brand shift from McKinley to Denali – as the nickname leader hailed from his Canton area. Regula, who passed away in 2017, criticized Obama for the title change, saying he” thinks he is a dictator” when he cited his own work, which included language and legal obstacles to bills related to the interior. ” You want to shift the Ohio River”? he quipped. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Existing Lt. Gov. Jon Husted told the Dayton Daily News in 2015 that if Denali is what Alaskans want, therefore he in turn understood, as he doesn’t like Alaskans dictating Ohio title changes. ” But, I guess we don’t tell people in Alaska should do in their unique status. But he said at the time,” I’m a huge fan of Canton and McKinley and I’m thankful that he’s getting talked about some more.”