Yes, she just said Mao was her "favorite political philosophers." Also does she actually mean "figure out how to do things that have never been done before" refers to the genocide of between 50 and 75 million Chinese?
Is a "Dunn's challenge" the extermination of Chinese ethnic minorities in Tibet, the widespread use of "re-education" camps or the mass starvation of 20-43 million people during the "Great Leap Forward?"
Plus she coupled a genocidal madman with perhaps one of the most selfless people to have ever lived on earth in the form of Mother Teresa. I think that may have been the most sickening moral equivalency argument in history of sickening moral equivalency arguments.
What was even worse is that she said this tripe to high school students. Anita Dunn says: "Reach for the stars kids you too can wipe out tens of millions of your countrymen and be considered the greatest killer in the history of mankind!" After all it is all about "choices."
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