Typical: Traitor Hanoi Jane Fonda says biggest regret was not sleeping with murderer Che Guevara

Let's just get this straight: Che Guevara was a murderer and thug. The sadistic killer of a couple of hundred people is seen by communist sympathizers as brave and heroic, but he was anything but. He preyed on the week, murdered the unarmed, but when caught himself by Bolivian soldiers he became a sniveling coward quoted at the time of his capture as saying "Don’t Shoot! I’m Che! I’m worth to you more alive than dead!" The Bolivians didn't think so and basically Che'd Che. Yet to this day, Che remains a symbol to commies, including Hanoi Jane. Via memeorandum: Rebel without a bra: Jane Fonda said her biggest regret was not sleeping with Che Guevara

This is pretty much the only thing she's been good at her whole life

Eventually, Jane split from Sutherland, saying she was moving into a different phase of her life and she couldn’t share it with one man. There were soon rumours that she was having liaisons with various activists.

She supposedly confided during a feminist consciousness-raising session, ‘My biggest regret is I never got to f*** Che Guevara.’

By mid 1971, her tour of Left-wing politics, with its endless marches and violent arguments, had left her drained. At this point, Tom Hayden — in baggy trousers, his hair in long plaits — entered her life. Already a hero of the Left, he’d participated in a violent student strike at Columbia University in 1968 and helped plan the riots at the Democratic Convention in Chicago that summer.

Read the whole thing. Sure sounds like a sad life.

UPDATE: Bob Beckel: Che Guevara was Freedom Fighter

On Fox News' "The Five" Greg Gutfeld reports on a story claiming Jane Fonda regrets not having sex with Che Guevara. This inspires Bob Beckel to romance the murderous communist in his own way.