I'm gonna go out on a limb, here ... But I think that picture was NOT taken in Hanoi, and I think those soldiers are NOT Viet Cong.
Posted on 07/09/2018 6:47:43 PM PDT by EveningStar
JFK team vs. Sammy Davis....
Anecdote: Joseph P. Kennedy said to his son JFK, looking out a high rise window “Who is that negro sitting next to Peter (Lawford) beside the pool down there?” JFK: “That’s one of Peter’s friends visiting from Hollywood.” JP Kennedy:”Get him out of there. We can’t have people see them together and get the idea this hotel allows blacks as guests. Get him thrown out.”
One thing is certain, Nancy’s brain wasn’t made for thinkin’.
Nancy is like Hillary, if it wasn’t for her Father/Husband they would never be heard from. Clearly, they don’t deserve any credibility for their opinion, no more than say your average loser idiot.
Not communist enough for her liking.
She looks a bit like Nasty Pelousy.
I'm gonna go out on a limb, here ... But I think that picture was NOT taken in Hanoi, and I think those soldiers are NOT Viet Cong.
The Kennedys wanted to shut down MLK’s march on Wasington.
The Sinatra name was made by her father... plain and simple... SHE”S A NOBODY!!!
Keep on walkin’, Nancy.
Nancy, i listen to SiriusXM, but not to your father’s channel now. I think he would have told you to shut the hell up!
While I agree with the sentiment vis-a-vis the Commerce Clause and other Constitutional elements, with all due respect, our nation wouldn’t be “awash in guns” were your sentiment fully true. To wit: Texas would be like Hawaii and Connecticut.
Nancy Sinatra Sr, the teenage sweetheart and first wife of legendary singer Frank Sinatra, has died. She was 101.
The announcement was made by Nancy Sinatra Jr who wrote on her website that her mother had died at 6:02 pm on Friday but did not say where.
"She fought hard to remain on this earth but time got the better of her," she wrote, adding that her mother passed "peacefully."
"Godspeed, Momma and thank you for everything."
Frank and Nancy Sinatra had three children together.
Born Nancy Barbato on March 25, 1917 in Jersey City, she met her future husband in the summer of 1934, while they were holidaying with their families on the Jersey Shore.
At the time, she was 17 and he was 19.
"Nancy was giving herself a manicure on the front porch when Frank came over with his ukulele and began to serenade her," according to an account on Sinatra's website.
"One thing led to another, and they started going together."
They wed in 1939 at the Our Lady of the Sorrows church in Jersey, then moved into a modest New York apartment while Nancy worked as a secretary.
In 1950, humiliated by reports in the press of Frank's affair with screen siren Ava Gardner, Nancy filed for separation and their divorce was finalized in 1951.
Notorious for his romantic conquests, Frank would go on to marry Gardner (1951-57), then Mia Farrow (1966-68), and eventually model Barbara Marx in 1976.
But he remained close with Nancy until his death in 1998, according to the New York Times.
The oldest of their three children is Nancy Sinatra Jr, who went on to have a successful singing career with hits such as "These Boots Are Made for Walkin" and "Something Stupid", a duet she sang with her father.
Their second child Frank Jr, who died in 2016, also had a career in music, while the youngest is Tina Sinatra.
The Zero Population Growth movement led to the embrace of tax-payer funded abortions. So many of the American people couldn’t sleep at night if they thought no one could any longer kill her own child.
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