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Libertarian Lilly
May 20, 2012, 12:23:54 PM5/20/12
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Clinton's Communist sympathizing past
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/beck-slams-wapo-on-romney-hairdo-piece-while-
remaining-silent-on-kerry-clinton-and-obamas-past/
Staying in the home of hardline Stalinists
In 1970, five years after the alleged Romney-haircut, Bill Clinton was
graduate student atGlenn Beck Slams Washington Post Article on Mitt Romney
Haircut, Asks Where Coverage for Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Barack Obama Is
Oxford University. It was the height of the Cold War, yet the man some call a
draft dodger for having used student deferments and other loopholes to avoid
military service, spent a week in the home of Bedrich and Jirina Kopold,
members of the Czech Communist Party Central Committee.
According to Ken Blackwell, the Kopolds were not even �liberal� reform-minded
backers of ousted leader Anton Dubek, father of the �Prague Spring� of 1968
who attempted to bring about �Communism with a human face.�
Blackwell adds that as the Soviet tanks rolled through Prague, Dubek wound up
in chains in Moscow.
There, a drunken Brezhnev sneered and jeered at Dubek and some of his
fellow chained Communist brothers because they had soiled themselves. This
wasn�t the Kopold team, however. Bedrich and Jirina were the hard-line
Stalinists who demanded the Soviet tanks come in and crush these first shoots
of freedom sprouting up in Wenceslas Square.
Yet, five years after Romney was a senior in high school, a Rhodes Scholar
who would go on to become President of the United States spent a week in the
home of a couple who literally demanded that Soviet tanks roll into Prague
and over whatever glimmer of freedom the Czech people had left.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/beck-slams-wapo-on-romney-hairdo-piece-while-
remaining-silent-on-kerry-clinton-and-obamas-past/
Staying in the home of hardline Stalinists
In 1970, five years after the alleged Romney-haircut, Bill Clinton was
graduate student atGlenn Beck Slams Washington Post Article on Mitt Romney
Haircut, Asks Where Coverage for Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Barack Obama Is
Oxford University. It was the height of the Cold War, yet the man some call a
draft dodger for having used student deferments and other loopholes to avoid
military service, spent a week in the home of Bedrich and Jirina Kopold,
members of the Czech Communist Party Central Committee.
According to Ken Blackwell, the Kopolds were not even �liberal� reform-minded
backers of ousted leader Anton Dubek, father of the �Prague Spring� of 1968
who attempted to bring about �Communism with a human face.�
Blackwell adds that as the Soviet tanks rolled through Prague, Dubek wound up
in chains in Moscow.
There, a drunken Brezhnev sneered and jeered at Dubek and some of his
fellow chained Communist brothers because they had soiled themselves. This
wasn�t the Kopold team, however. Bedrich and Jirina were the hard-line
Stalinists who demanded the Soviet tanks come in and crush these first shoots
of freedom sprouting up in Wenceslas Square.
Yet, five years after Romney was a senior in high school, a Rhodes Scholar
who would go on to become President of the United States spent a week in the
home of a couple who literally demanded that Soviet tanks roll into Prague
and over whatever glimmer of freedom the Czech people had left.
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