A Message From Lucianne
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Veterans Call on Anti-Issa Group
to Return $100k From Jane Fonda
Washington Free Beacon, by Susan Crabtree
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Posted By:MissMolly, 1/3/2018 5:10:05 AM
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| The Vietnam War ended nearly a half century ago, but the bitter political divisions it spawned are reverberating once again this week in one of the most hotly contested congressional districts in the country. Military veterans who support Rep. Darrell Issa (R., Calif.) on Tuesday demanded that a Democratic group aimed at defeating him return a $100,000 donation it recently received from Jane Fonda, who turned 80 in December. Around 15 veterans outside Issa´s office holding flags and sporting their combat ribbons recalled Fonda´s controversial 1972 photo shoot in North Vietnam, where she was photographed sitting behind an enemy anti-aircraft gun. The
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
hershey, 1/3/2018 8:47:57 AM (No. 11498398)
That commie loving beetch is 80??? Too bad it isn´t 90 and we wouldn´t have to put up with her too much longer...
Too bad the millenials don´t remember what she did...but a lot more of us do...
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Talk2, 1/3/2018 10:30:21 AM (No. 11498500)
She was a traitor then and that´s a stain she cannot wash out with money. Vietnam veterans remember what she said and did and will never, never forgive her nor accept her lies about what she did and her reasons for doing things that cost American military their lives and limbs.
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