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Del Rawley had sex with a Communist!
Del Rawley was the father of an illegitimate son!
It was revealed that as a young man, Franklin Delano Rawley had traveled to Paris, France, to visit an expatriate uncle, Turner Rawley. While there, he’d met, slept with, and fathered a son by a woman named Sophie Moreau.
Mademoiselle Moreau, now a legislator in the National Assembly, was a longtime member of the Communist Party. Her son, Bertrand, was an architect who said he had no interest in politics. Yes,
... the young man said, his mother had told him who his father was, and though he’d never met him, he liked what he had read about him. He thought it was amusing that a Frenchman uninterested in affairs of state had a father who might become the president of the United States.
As if that wasn’t enough, Sophie Moreau, French Communist, endorsed the candidacy of Franklin Delano Rawley.
“He is easily the best man to be president,” she declared. Then she added, “And without a doubt he was the best lover I ever had.”


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