Democratic National Committee distances itself from Bernie Sanders for his praise of Fidel Castro

  It is no secret that the Democratic establishment is very worried about Bernie Sanders winning the party’s nomination for President. So much so that the Democratic National Committee changed the rules in order to get Michael Bloomberg onto the debate stage and is in the process of changing the superdelegate rules in order to wrestle the nomination away from the Vermont socialist at a brokered convention.

  Now the remaining candidates in the 2020 primary and the Democratic National Committee has been forced to distance themselves from Bernie Sanders after he voiced his support for Fidel Castro. We all knew that deep down inside Bernie Sanders was a communist sympathizer but until now he was able to keep it hidden, but anyway here is what he had to say:

“We’re very opposed to the authoritarian nature of Cuba, but, you know, it’s unfair to simply say everything is bad,” Sanders said. “You know? When Fidel Castro came into office, you know what he did? He had a massive literacy program. Is that a bad thing? Even though Fidel Castro did it?”

  Hmmm, that is sort of like when Donald Trump’s there were good people on both sides comment was taken out of context and used against him, only in this case what Bernie Sanders said was not taken out of context and it is many, many times worse than what Donald Trump was portrayed as saying.

  Here is what the Democratic National Committee had to say:

A spokeswoman for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) attempted to distance the party from Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ comments praising the late Cuban Dictator Fidel Castro’s “literacy program.”

“I’ll let Bernie Sanders speak for his comments,” DNC spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa told Fox News’ Bill Hemmer Tuesday. “We are very clear in the Democratic party that we speak out against brutal dictatorships like Castro.”

  The Democratic National Committee is distancing itself from the comments however did not condemn the comments or ask for a retraction, and that is because deep down inside the Democrats all have communist leanings, they would just prefer to keep that to themselves.

  Can you imagine what would happen if anyone came out and said that Hitler might have been an authoritarian but he did some good things because he solved Germany’s unemployment problem and gave us the Volkswagen Beetle? Yet what Bernie Sanders said is comparable and Donald Trump is the fascist?

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