I am old enough to remember tens of thousands of people marching 'Ho, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh,' who clearly wanted victory for the Atheistic Totalitarians who lived in North Viet Nam.
Glenn Grothman: “I am old enough to remember tens of thousands of people marching 'Ho, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh,' who clearly wanted victory…”
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Grothman reflects on historical protests during the Vietnam War and their implications.
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