Anita Dunn Seems to Suggest She is a Mao Tse Tung Fan

by Amy Judd | October 16, 2009 at 09:42 am
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In a story that appears all the facts have not been fully explained yet, last May White House communications director Anita Dunn in front of a high school crowd, seems to suggest at one point that her favorite political philosophers are Mother Teresa and Mao Tse Tung.

Watch the segment on the Glen Beck show

She does say after that 'the two are not often coupled with each other' and some see it as a joke, but others say that Dunn's clear understanding of Mao's and Chiang Kai Shek's history suggest that she may not have been joking.

The joke was the juxtaposition between him and Mother Teresa, not her beliefs. Her love of Mao's political philosophy, unfortunately, doesn't seem to be one of the speech's jokes.

Glen Beck discussed the speech of Anita Dunn on his show, but it could be taken out of context as the whole speech is not present, but Beck says he does apply enough context.

However, as the White House communications director, should she even make jokes about using someone who is so controversial as one of her favorite political philosophers?

The laughter in the audience suggests that Dunn was making a joke, but many may not see it this way. However, even McCain has quoted Mao before.

What do you think?

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Lost in Denial

Amy I have no other way to send this message.  This is albertacowpoke, do you know why my access is denied?

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Amy Judd

Um, oh dear - I am not, but will start looking in to it now. What does it say when you try to sign in?

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Lost in Denial

It says "Access Denied"

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Amy Judd

No I know, but does it change to a different screen? Does a graphic come up? Does it just say 'access denied' across the same screen? Are there any other error messages?

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It comes up with the screen with the barrier across that's all.

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