Kinda like the outpouring of defense for John Kerry for meeting with the Viet Cong and negoiating with the enemy in the middle of a hot war....while out troops were fighting and dieing....
some of you pinheads still, even today, only show little or mild misgivings about traitors like Jane Fonda and her ilk....
We know all about the double standards and selective memory of the lefties over the years.....
Here's what a traitor does to get elected...
A member of the Republican Party, William Casey directed the presidential campaign of Ronald Reagan in 1980. During the campaign Casey was informed that Jimmy Carter was attempting to negotiate a deal with Iran to get the American hostages released. This was disastrous news for the Reagan campaign. If Carter got the hostages out before the election, the public perception of the man might change and he might be elected for a second-term.
According to Barbara Honegger, a researcher and policy analyst with the 1980 Reagan/Bush campaign, William Casey and other representatives of the Reagan presidential campaign made a deal at two sets of meetings in July and August at the Ritz Hotel in Madrid with Iranians to
delay the release of Americans held hostage in Iran until after the November 1980 presidential elections. Reagan’s aides promised that they would get a better deal if they waited until Carter was defeated.
On 22nd September, 1980, Iraq invaded Iran. The Iranian government was now in desperate need of spare parts and equipment for its armed forces. Jimmy Carter now proposed that the US would be willing to hand over supplies in return for the hostages.
Once again, the Central Intelligence Agency leaked this information to Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush. This attempted deal was also passed to the media. On 11th October, the Washington Post reported rumors of a “secret deal that would see the hostages released in exchange for the American made military spare parts Iran needs to continue its fight against Iraq”.
A couple of days before the election Barry Goldwater was reported as saying that he had information that “two air force C-5 transports were being loaded with spare parts for Iran”. This was not true. However, this publicity had made it impossible for Carter to do a deal. Ronald Reagan on the other hand, had promised the Iranian government that he would arrange for them to get all the arms they needed in exchange for the hostages..."
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKcaseyW.htm
the difference is Fonda wasn't running for president. If you don't believe this look at the exact time and date the hostages were released, and think about a presidential candidate negotiating with the enemy for political gain. Good news from the graveyard, Reagan and bin Laden are still dead.