[Projectiboga]

One of the several hundred thousand nazis, erm German refugees, the Eisenhower administration brought here in 1953. This was much larger than operation paperclip. The GOP reloaded with that cohort. Their descendants are still wrecking havoc upon our country. I'm sure some come and have done well for us but many are trouble. That huge S&L scandal back in the late 80s was by some of them.

[pyuser583]

Could you provide more info on this? I haven’t heard of this before. I don’t doubt it’s true, I’d just like to see more about it.

Regarding Ehrlichman specifically, his Wikipedia page says he fought for the US during WWII, and his father died serving in the Canadian military in 1940 (when Canada was fighting, but the US was not).

So it seems pretty low to call him a Nazi.

[saxonww]

What are you talking about? Ehrlichman was born in the US in 1925.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ehrlichman

[awesomeMilou]

Ehrlichman was born in the US though, so I'm not sure where you take the Nazi part from?

[LtWorf]

USA loved the nazis up until they made a peace treaty with stalin and war with france and england…