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[Sun Tzu]

Jane Fonda: Bush is a 'Radical Ideologue'

"Hanoi Jane" Fonda attacked George Bush this week as a "radical ideologue," while calling her old anti-war protest partner John Kerry a voice of "moderation."

In New York City this week as part of her "******'s Vote" campaign to register women to vote, she and other feminist stars headlined a rally at Harlem's Apollo Theater Monday night.

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/9/17/222437.shtml
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"Courage is not the lack of fear. It is acting in spite of it." - Mark Twain

[army72]

If showing her face as a backer of Kerry doesn't turn stomachs and minds, our country is in serious trouble.

[Hammer2]

Should be:

Communist C**ts for Kerry!
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"The price of freedom is eternal vigilence" - Thomas Jefferson
"An armed society is a polite society" - Thomas Jefferson
"The beauty of the Second Amendment is that it won't be needed until someone tries to take it away." -- Thomas Jefferson

[scotty61]

V******s Vote? I saw the interview on TV and thought that it was the dumbest thing I had seen in a long time. Does she think this is going to appeal to anybody but the extreme left wing kookadoos who already plan to vote for Kerry?

This shows that the wheels have come off of Kerry's campaign, slid on it's side into the ditch, ruptured the gas tank and John is thinking about firing up a smoke just to put an end to it all.

[Fort Campbell]

I was wondering when Hanoi Jane would rear her ugly head again.

[Fort Campbell]

Good reading:







http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/078641247X/qid=1095521409/sr=ka-1/ref=pd_ka_1/002-4657819-5241643

[Hammer2]

It's interesting to read the reader comments on Amazon.

Most people understand the relevance of what Hanoi Jane did.
The ones who don't like the book are the same types who praised her courage at the time, defended what she and the anti-war left did for the last 30 years, and who are now saying that it's old news - why bother when there are more important things to be concerned about.

Their argument is like saying the bloody history of totalitarian regimes in the 20th century have no relevance to the situations in the world today.

The Holocaust? - not important, we need to talk about getting the US out of Iraq.
Communist subversion of America? - not important, we need to talk about national healthcare.
People who betrayed America? - Not important, we need to talk about getting rid of Bush and electing Kerry.

It boggles the mind!
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"The price of freedom is eternal vigilence" - Thomas Jefferson
"An armed society is a polite society" - Thomas Jefferson
"The beauty of the Second Amendment is that it won't be needed until someone tries to take it away." -- Thomas Jefferson

[Dimsdale]

[napnip]

It just goes to show the utter stupidity of Kerry and his lackeys. Having Hanoi Jane endorse you isn't exactly something to brag about. (Granted, Kerry and Fonda are "birds of a feather", but in the interest of gaining votes, he should distance himself from her.

$10 says he won't reject her endorsement, if he says anything at all.

Just one more reason not to vote for Kerry. (Like anybody needed another reason? LOL!)

Incidentally, concerning Hanoi Jane's voting v****a, if her's was the only v****a available, I'd just as soon be gay. I have more respect for my d**k. (And it votes, too!)
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"[John Galt] raised his hand and over the desolate earth he traced in space the sign of the dollar." - Atlas Shrugged

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[LimaCharlie]

To paraphrase Captain Ahab. Thar she blows! Ready the harpoons! I knew she’d breech sooner than later!
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I was going to become an anarchist, but they had too many rules.

[Stacman]

It's actually probably a good thing for Hanoi to lend her support to SpitBall Kerry. It'd likely be a fair estimation that 95% of people who know anything about the Vietnam era have a similar opinion of her. For her to embrace a fellow traitor helps separate the two from true Americans...

[sdonions]

[Kimmymac]

Hammer, sdonoins, napnip, you all are baaaddddd. I can't believe y'all said that. I had to look at Hammer's post for awhile, to see what was meant. Then I was

I had a friend that was a pilot out of March AFB and he told me there were pictures of Jane Fonda hanging in the urinals with bulls eyes on them, and that was in the mid-1980's. (We were at the O Club, and he kept trying to get me to go look for myself--I took his word for it. )

Jane Fonda coming out in support for Kerry is great news, and will really turn a lot of folks off. If Kerry wants to shore up the radical feminist vote, okay; but isn't that a waste of time? I mean: What's wrong? Is he losing the votes of even those silly... uh, *women*?

--kimmymac
"Proudly dangerous ideologue since 1964"

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