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→Anti-Americanism and anti-war: Adding a source, and also noting that there's some evidence to suggest said role in the anti-war protests were what resulted in the foreign policy blunders by Clinton and screwing up other Military-related matters.
A large part of the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War dealt with promoting anti-Americanism, often being used to root for the enemy such as the Vietcong, and later al Qaeda.
A large part of the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War dealt with promoting anti-Americanism, often being used to root for the enemy such as the Vietcong, and later al Qaeda.
During Bill Clinton's college days in the 1960s up to the 1970s, he also attended, participated in, and even organized various anti-American protest rallies, which included reading from the ''Quotations of Mao Zedong'', and even going as far as to have the student protestors yell "Down with U.S." and distributing leaflets describing Richard Nixon as an "imperialist chieftain."
During Bill Clinton's college days in the 1960s up to the 1970s, he also attended, participated in, and even organized various anti-American protest rallies, which included reading from the ''Quotations of Mao Zedong'', and even going as far as to have the student protestors yell "Down with U.S." and distributing leaflets describing Richard Nixon as an "imperialist chieftain." Lt. Colonel Tom McKenney of the Marine Corps indicated that this ultimately had roots towards Clinton's later questionable treatment of the United States Military during his time as President of the United States.<ref>https://youtu.be/JEhzdZvQ1WM?t=4808</ref>
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==References==