Kent Sorenson Accepts Help From Communist Sympathizers?
Kent Sorenson, who is running against Staci Appel in Senate District 37, is touting that he had Ron Paul appear at a fundraiser. But what he didn’t mention is Ron Paul thinks that the fall of the Berlin Wall was a bad thing. Two weeks ago, Ron Paul voted against a resolution that celebrated the fall of the Berlin Wall and the freedom of Central and Eastern Europe from Soviet domination. He was the only person in Congress to find this to be a bad thing. In addition, mere minutes before that vote, Paul also voted against an expression of support for Chinese human rights activists. It seems strange that Kent Sorenson, a man supposedly running for office in the name of liberty, is accepting support from someone who is consistently expressing support for totalitarian Communist regimes that suppressed freedom, human rights and the practice of Christianity. While Ron Paul may not be a Communist, he certainly is behaving strangely in refusing to support the liberation of Europe from Communist domination and human rights in China. Kent Sorenson needs to ask himself whether this is the type of support he wants to have and whether he wants to associate himself with supporters who think the fall of the Berlin Wall was a bad thing.
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