Robert F. (“We have a lot to learn from Castro’s Cuba”) Kennedy Jr, whose mother “loved Che Guevara” to the point of naming her dog after the Stalinist, mass-murdering terrorist, and whose wife describes Fidel Castro as “SWEET!” displeased with Trump’s pic of Rubio as Sec. of State

The Hill reported on Monday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whom Trump has allowed to weigh in on the makings of his second administration, had “expressed opposition” about Rubio having a major foreign policy role.

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As governor, Tim “One man’s socialism is another’s neighborliness” Walz set up a snitch hotline in Minnesota where people could snitch on their neighbors to the police for not complying with Walz’ (nowadays provably insane) COVID diktats. (All Americans who’ve lived under communism should warn their friends, neighbors, in-laws about this not-so-closet totalitarian who also honeymooned in Red China..)

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Bill Maher calls Che Guevara ‘a sadistic, racist monster fighting for communism, the worst form of government ever!’ (Wonder where he learned that?)

“Are you (pro-Hamas demonstrators) really speaking truth to power? or do you just think you look cool in a Kiffeyeh?… Yeah. Which is really just the new Che Guevara t shirt,” Maher continued. “Another historical figure you’d never researched and so think is a hero, but was actually a sadistic, racist monster fighting for communism, the worst form of government ever, but these are small matters.” entire astounding thing here.

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The Bay of Pigs 63rd Anniversary—And the media-Democrat cover-up continues

April 18, 2021by Humberto Fontova

“It was 60 years ago this week that an uncertain new president launched an ill-conceived military venture of astonishing naivety(italics mine)…1,400 U.S.-trained Cuban exiles would land at the Bay of Pigs…It was an unmitigated disaster…Kennedy had learned the hard way not to blindly trust the advice of his decorated military and intelligence chiefs,” wrote Beltway media stalwart and former Democrat White House official Lawrence Hass in The Hill.

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