Donald Trump Calls Bernie Sanders a Maniac Socialist and Communist

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Avatar jarasan -
#1
Mr. Trump is correct. Hmmmm,...... berney had his honeymoon in the USSR, need anymore proof?
Avatar Lucky Loser -
#2
Hooooohuuuum...jara-insane is at it again. Instead of tearing you a new one this time, I'm just gonna help you. Deal?

Link:http://www.newscorpse.com/ncWP/?p=29152

The origin of the this made-for-Fox fallacy was a 2007 interview of Sanders’ wife, Jane, by Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility. In the interview she was describing how she and Bernie met and some of their early engagements which were almost entirely related to their shared interest in community affairs. They were so involved in these sort of activities that she joked…

“The day after we got married, we marched in a Memorial Day Parade, and then we took off in a plane to start the sister city project with Yaroslovl with 10 other people on my honeymoon."

So, yes, let's see more of your proof and I have more proof that it's fabricated...insomuch that not one Republican will ever bring it up. Trump was speaking policy and not play time when he targeted Bernie. Grow up a little, man, seriously.
Avatar jarasan -
#3
Yeah, right, whatever, you spew stupid loser. Learn something, jam it into your pea brain and compute.

by John Fund June 24, 2015 9:31 AM: @JohnFund:

What is it about worn-out socialist “worker paradises” like the old Soviet Union and Cuba that bring out the romantic in American radical politicians? After Vermont senator Bernie Sanders announced his run for president, Britain’s Guardian newspaper pawed through old archives in his home town of Burlington, Vermont where he served as mayor in the 1980s. They discovered that Sanders really did practice the socialist solidarity he preached about rhetorically. During Bernie’s mayoral tenure, Burlington formed an alliance with the Soviet city of Yaroslavl, 160 miles northeast of Moscow. When in 1988 he married his wife, Jane, the mayor decided it would be a perfect place for his honeymoon. In a tape of his interview with Yaroslavl’s mayor, Alexander Riabkov, Sanders acknowledges that housing and health care appear to be “significantly better” in the U.S. than in the socialist paradise. “However,” he added, “the cost of both services is much, much, higher in the United States.” Sanders made further globe-trotting expeditions to socialist countries. He visited Cuba, scoring a meeting with Havana’s mayor. In 1985 he attended the celebrations marking the sixth anniversary of the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua. “In a letter addressed to the people of Nicaragua, penned in conjunction with that trip, Sanders denounced the activities of the Reagan administration, which he said was under the influence of large corporations,” the Guardian notes. “In the long run, I am certain that you will win,” Sanders wrote, “and that your heroic revolution against the Somoza dictatorship will be maintained and strengthened.” (The Sandinistas were ousted by Nicaragua’s voters in 1990). Sanders isn’t the only radical U.S. politician to have a weakness for Communist dictatorships. In 2013, Bill de Blasio was caught off guard during his campaign for New York mayor when a Cuban-American radio host challenged him about Castro’s regime. Ino Gómez, who fled Cuba in 1970, asked de Blasio in an interview about what he was thinking when he chose to violate U.S. law and spend his honeymoon in Cuba in 1991. “What did you see in Cuba? What is your impression going on a honeymoon in a country that hasn’t had free elections in the last 50 years? What did you get from that trip?” Gómez asked. A defensive de Blasio sputtered: “I didn’t go on a trip to study the country. I don’t pretend to have full perspective of the country.” He then acknowledged Cuba is undemocratic but praised “some good things that happened — for example, in health care.” Gomez was having none of it. “I just had to send my aunt in Cuba some, you know, the thread to have stitches, because they don’t have in Cuba the thread,” he told the future mayor of Gotham. De Blasio chose not to reply and the host moved on to other topics, giving him a pass on his 1988 trip to Nicaragua in support of the Sandinistas. Bernie Sanders is now running only ten points behind Hillary Clinton among New Hampshire Democrats. No one believes he will beat her for the Democratic nomination, but here’s hoping his growing strength encourages reporters to quiz him about his Soviet honeymoon and other loony-Left trips to countries that were sworn enemies of the U.S.

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/420228/bernie-sanderss-soviet-honeymoon-john-fund
Avatar jarasan -
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by John Fund June 24, 2015 9:31 AM @JohnFund What is it about worn-out socialist “worker paradises” like the old Soviet Union and Cuba that bring out the romantic in American radical politicians? After Vermont senator Bernie Sanders announced his run for president, Britain’s Guardian newspaper pawed through old archives in his home town of Burlington, Vermont where he served as mayor in the 1980s. They discovered that Sanders really did practice the socialist solidarity he preached about rhetorically. During Bernie’s mayoral tenure, Burlington formed an alliance with the Soviet city of Yaroslavl, 160 miles northeast of Moscow. When in 1988 he married his wife, Jane, the mayor decided it would be a perfect place for his honeymoon. In a tape of his interview with Yaroslavl’s mayor, Alexander Riabkov, Sanders acknowledges that housing and health care appear to be “significantly better” in the U.S. than in the socialist paradise. “However,” he added, “the cost of both services is much, much, higher in the United States.” Sanders made further globe-trotting expeditions to socialist countries. He visited Cuba, scoring a meeting with Havana’s mayor. In 1985 he attended the celebrations marking the sixth anniversary of the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua. “In a letter addressed to the people of Nicaragua, penned in conjunction with that trip, Sanders denounced the activities of the Reagan administration, which he said was under the influence of large corporations,” the Guardian notes. “In the long run, I am certain that you will win,” Sanders wrote, “and that your heroic revolution against the Somoza dictatorship will be maintained and strengthened.” (The Sandinistas were ousted by Nicaragua’s voters in 1990). Sanders isn’t the only radical U.S. politician to have a weakness for Communist dictatorships. In 2013, Bill de Blasio was caught off guard during his campaign for New York mayor when a Cuban-American radio host challenged him about Castro’s regime. Ino Gómez, who fled Cuba in 1970, asked de Blasio in an interview about what he was thinking when he chose to violate U.S. law and spend his honeymoon in Cuba in 1991. “What did you see in Cuba? What is your impression going on a honeymoon in a country that hasn’t had free elections in the last 50 years? What did you get from that trip?” Gómez asked. A defensive de Blasio sputtered: “I didn’t go on a trip to study the country. I don’t pretend to have full perspective of the country.” He then acknowledged Cuba is undemocratic but praised “some good things that happened — for example, in health care.” Gomez was having none of it. “I just had to send my aunt in Cuba some, you know, the thread to have stitches, because they don’t have in Cuba the thread,” he told the future mayor of Gotham. De Blasio chose not to reply and the host moved on to other topics, giving him a pass on his 1988 trip to Nicaragua in support of the Sandinistas. Bernie Sanders is now running only ten points behind Hillary Clinton among New Hampshire Democrats. No one believes he will beat her for the Democratic nomination, but here’s hoping his growing strength encourages reporters to quiz him about his Soviet honeymoon and other loony-Left trips to countries that were sworn enemies of the U.S.

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/420228/bernie-sanderss-soviet-honeymoon-john-fund
Avatar LiLSpeedy -
#5
A whole bunch of gibberish from an unlearned IDIOT. You poor indoctrinated AZZ.
Avatar jarasan -
#6
Yes lil* troll, your buddy stupid loser always spews gibberish, is an idiot indoctrinated troll like you, and has been incapable of learning anything since being hatched.
Avatar Lucky Loser -
#7
Good Lord, son!!! You'really trying really hard so you get an 'E' for effort. Now, go back and update your post on the links where Trump drop kicks Bush several times over on both the economy and foreign policy, you dumb azz. I was proving a point, you lightweight. I gave you a foot of rope and you figured out how to hang yourself by six feet. Enjoy your little trivial spats with Bernie 'cause Trump's the guy that has your almonds. Ooops, you don't have any and your lack of posts regarding Trump proves that...hence the proof I sought. Hell, he threw Hillary up in your face with some props and you had to tuck your tail. Silly, silly young man you truly are...respectively. What else you got, young man?
Avatar LiLSpeedy -
#8
LL, to show his stupidity, notice how Jarason copies what I said to his dumb AZZ. His IQ is his shoe size.
Avatar jarasan -
#9
lil* and stupid loser troll tag team............still searching for significance, still typing meaningless drivel. Two irrelevant douche bags that can't concentrate for a 1ms. once they see my name on a comment.   Pitiful miserable trolls. Go ahead trolls take another swig of that vagisil before yo' momma trolls find out it is missing again.
Avatar LiLSpeedy -
#10
Jarasan, I'm sure your momma is very proud of her cubicle child. She had all but written you as a failure since you didn't leave HOME until you were thirty-five. You were a creepy bum that watched porno all night. You probable still do since you are so perverted.
Avatar jarasan -
#11
what copies who?
Avatar LiLSpeedy -
#12
I don't need to copy sucker. You are the one that is limited in your ability to transfer learning.

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