Do you really follow Kaylah Paige and Cenk is a Union Buster on Twitter? Seriously? Or did you find these on your faceturd feed and thought you’d share because it’s illustrative of the groundswell of the bern? They’re about as believable as #queersagainstpete being a “political movement.” I’d digress into my thoughts about the bern, Cuba and burning 25 electoral votes in Florida but it’d be a waste of my time and effort.
I don't know what faceturd is. Are you sure it is a real site? Sounds like a childish wordplay.
You still didn’t answer the first question posed, now did you? Seems like child like avoidance to me. Putin on the ritz paying you in cookies?
I don't use twitter. Or twitturd
So, if you don’t use Twitter, how do you come across so much social media twitter posts and why do you share them? Do you trust them as reliable and viable, as coming from an actual twitter or are you just posting propaganda to spread the bern?
If you tell me the the best thing about Bernie (And being honest), then I might just let you in on that secret.
He’s old, with age comes wisdom, and he was mayor of Burlington, VT.
I post things on here for various reasons. Sometimes just because they make for a funny visual. Like e.g. someone campaigning for Bloomberg for the cash but really is voting for Bernie.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Last point: I get the sense that most of us posting in here are white. This story has absolutely nothing to do with what we make of his comments one way or the other.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
What question did he answer here? What is the context?
Click the link
Don't get where the praise is? Saying the US shouldn't fuck with other countries and the US fucking up when trying to, seems rather sober.
What that was about was saying that the United States was wrong for trying to invade Cuba. That the United States was wrong trying to support people to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. That the United States was wrong trying to overthrow in 1954 the government, the democratically elected government of Guatemala. Throughout the history of our relationship with Latin America, we've operated under the so-called Monroe Doctrine. And that said that the United States had the right to do anything that they wanted to do in Latin America. So I actually went to Nicaragua, and I very strongly opposed the Reagan administration's effort to overthrow that government.
He added that the US should be "working with governments around the world" and not "get involved in regime change." Sanders also claimed that US intervention in Latin America stoked anti-US sentiment there.
But he shouldn't touch the subject in a primary. Like I have mentioned. Stress that you hate fidel castro, or say nothing at all.
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
For the third time, this is not about what you and I think about what he said. My point is that his comments will give him trouble with Florida voters and create problems for other Democrats running in that state. That's the only thing I've posted about because it's the only aspect of this story I find interesting.
As a side note, I posted exactly what you asked for and it's obvious you asked just so you could bicker more. You have no interest in listening to what I'm trying to say. Google it yourself next time.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
What question did he answer here? What is the context?
Click the link
Don't get where the praise is? Saying the US shouldn't fuck with other countries and the US fucking up when trying to, seems rather sober.
What that was about was saying that the United States was wrong for trying to invade Cuba. That the United States was wrong trying to support people to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. That the United States was wrong trying to overthrow in 1954 the government, the democratically elected government of Guatemala. Throughout the history of our relationship with Latin America, we've operated under the so-called Monroe Doctrine. And that said that the United States had the right to do anything that they wanted to do in Latin America. So I actually went to Nicaragua, and I very strongly opposed the Reagan administration's effort to overthrow that government.
He added that the US should be "working with governments around the world" and not "get involved in regime change." Sanders also claimed that US intervention in Latin America stoked anti-US sentiment there.
See my post to Brian. It has nothing to do with how you or I are interpreting this. Find a Cuban American living in Florida and explain to them that "ackshually this is logical" if you'd like.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
What question did he answer here? What is the context?
Click the link
Don't get where the praise is? Saying the US shouldn't fuck with other countries and the US fucking up when trying to, seems rather sober.
What that was about was saying that the United States was wrong for trying to invade Cuba. That the United States was wrong trying to support people to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. That the United States was wrong trying to overthrow in 1954 the government, the democratically elected government of Guatemala. Throughout the history of our relationship with Latin America, we've operated under the so-called Monroe Doctrine. And that said that the United States had the right to do anything that they wanted to do in Latin America. So I actually went to Nicaragua, and I very strongly opposed the Reagan administration's effort to overthrow that government.
He added that the US should be "working with governments around the world" and not "get involved in regime change." Sanders also claimed that US intervention in Latin America stoked anti-US sentiment there.
See my post to Brian. It has nothing to do with how you or I are interpreting this. Find a Cuban American living in Florida and explain to them that "ackshually this is logical" if you'd like.
Yes, I understand your argument. But on the bright side, I do think Florida with those republican-cubans and old white people won't be in play anyway (or..?)
I added this to my post after you quoted: But he shouldn't touch the subject in a primary. Like I have mentioned (before): Stress that you hate fidel castro, or say nothing at all (about the man).
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
For the third time, this is not about what you and I think about what he said. My point is that his comments will give him trouble with Florida voters and create problems for other Democrats running in that state. That's the only thing I've posted about because it's the only aspect of this story I find interesting.
As a side note, I posted exactly what you asked for and it's obvious you asked just so you could bicker more. You have no interest in listening to what I'm trying to say. Google it yourself next time.
For the first time, What??? I didn't say what I think about this. Where did you come up with that?
And "bickering"? WTF? Where was I "bickering"? Get a grip.
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“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
What question did he answer here? What is the context?
Click the link
Don't get where the praise is? Saying the US shouldn't fuck with other countries and the US fucking up when trying to, seems rather sober.
What that was about was saying that the United States was wrong for trying to invade Cuba. That the United States was wrong trying to support people to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. That the United States was wrong trying to overthrow in 1954 the government, the democratically elected government of Guatemala. Throughout the history of our relationship with Latin America, we've operated under the so-called Monroe Doctrine. And that said that the United States had the right to do anything that they wanted to do in Latin America. So I actually went to Nicaragua, and I very strongly opposed the Reagan administration's effort to overthrow that government.
He added that the US should be "working with governments around the world" and not "get involved in regime change." Sanders also claimed that US intervention in Latin America stoked anti-US sentiment there.
See my post to Brian. It has nothing to do with how you or I are interpreting this. Find a Cuban American living in Florida and explain to them that "ackshually this is logical" if you'd like.
Yes, I understand your argument. But on the bright side, I do think Florida with those republican-cubans and old white people won't be in play anyway (or..?)
I added this to my post after you quoted: But he shouldn't touch the subject in a primary. Like I have mentioned. Stress that you hate fidel castro, or say nothing at all.
It's tough because Florida is typically a swing state. Having to write it off is not ideal. Doesn't make things impossible, but tough. Your last point is right, but there's a reason he doesn't.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
For the third time, this is not about what you and I think about what he said. My point is that his comments will give him trouble with Florida voters and create problems for other Democrats running in that state. That's the only thing I've posted about because it's the only aspect of this story I find interesting.
As a side note, I posted exactly what you asked for and it's obvious you asked just so you could bicker more. You have no interest in listening to what I'm trying to say. Google it yourself next time.
For the first time, What??? I didn't say what I think about this. Where did you come up with that?
And "bickering"? WTF? Where was I "bickering"? Get a grip.
You're nitpicking what constitutes praise. That would be you saying what you think about it.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
For the third time, this is not about what you and I think about what he said. My point is that his comments will give him trouble with Florida voters and create problems for other Democrats running in that state. That's the only thing I've posted about because it's the only aspect of this story I find interesting.
As a side note, I posted exactly what you asked for and it's obvious you asked just so you could bicker more. You have no interest in listening to what I'm trying to say. Google it yourself next time.
For the first time, What??? I didn't say what I think about this. Where did you come up with that?
And "bickering"? WTF? Where was I "bickering"? Get a grip.
You're nitpicking what constitutes praise. That would be you saying what you think about it.
Then you must be doing the same and thus this becomes pointless. Later.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
After this report was published, Mike Casca, the Sanders campaign’s communications director, told The Daily Beast that “we are running a multiracial, multigenerational campaign for justice where disgusting behavior and ugly personal attacks by our staff will not be tolerated.”
Mora, the Sanders campaign confirmed, has been fired.
There's a big gap between praising their education system and praising Castro
Cuba's medical system is beyond reproach as well.
you can praise one thing about one person and it not be all-encompassing. just because harvey weinstein is a rapist doesn't mean I am pro-rape if I say he's a good movie producer.
This should be true, but unfortunately, it isn’t the case these days. Too many people today seem to have an “all or none” mentality with that sort of thing. To them, it IS all-encompassing.
Look at Trump. If you say anything positive about something he does, or if there’s an aspect of his presidency that actually you like, a lot of people will call you racist or whatever other extreme insult you can call a Trump supporter. Even if your positive comment is inconsequential. Say, for example, someone on this board said that they liked his speech in India the other day. Some of the people around here would assume that person loves Trump and lump them in with Maga-hat wearers. That isn’t fair.
I agree with you 100%. I was called a trump supporter (HAHA) because I didn't draw and quarter him on an issue some time back. it's ludicrous.
There's a big gap between praising their education system and praising Castro
Cuba's medical system is beyond reproach as well.
you can praise one thing about one person and it not be all-encompassing. just because harvey weinstein is a rapist doesn't mean I am pro-rape if I say he's a good movie producer.
This should be true, but unfortunately, it isn’t the case these days. Too many people today seem to have an “all or none” mentality with that sort of thing. To them, it IS all-encompassing.
Look at Trump. If you say anything positive about something he does, or if there’s an aspect of his presidency that actually you like, a lot of people will call you racist or whatever other extreme insult you can call a Trump supporter. Even if your positive comment is inconsequential. Say, for example, someone on this board said that they liked his speech in India the other day. Some of the people around here would assume that person loves Trump and lump them in with Maga-hat wearers. That isn’t fair.
Name an inconsequential positive things one could say about Trumps presidency without it being a far fetched "Say, for example"-example like him having a good speech.
Well I didn’t see the speech so I can’t speak to whether it was good or not. Typical of you to focus on that and ignore the point though. The point is that Hugh’s “all-encompassing” argument goes tenfold for Trump.
I know. It just made me curious about Trump and him having positives.
there actually was something he did a while back that was praised on both sides. I wish I could recall what it was. there has been so much shit it's hard to wade through.
There's a big gap between praising their education system and praising Castro
Cuba's medical system is beyond reproach as well.
you can praise one thing about one person and it not be all-encompassing. just because harvey weinstein is a rapist doesn't mean I am pro-rape if I say he's a good movie producer.
This should be true, but unfortunately, it isn’t the case these days. Too many people today seem to have an “all or none” mentality with that sort of thing. To them, it IS all-encompassing.
Look at Trump. If you say anything positive about something he does, or if there’s an aspect of his presidency that actually you like, a lot of people will call you racist or whatever other extreme insult you can call a Trump supporter. Even if your positive comment is inconsequential. Say, for example, someone on this board said that they liked his speech in India the other day. Some of the people around here would assume that person loves Trump and lump them in with Maga-hat wearers. That isn’t fair.
Name an inconsequential positive things one could say about Trumps presidency without it being a far fetched "Say, for example"-example like him having a good speech.
Well I didn’t see the speech so I can’t speak to whether it was good or not. Typical of you to focus on that and ignore the point though. The point is that Hugh’s “all-encompassing” argument goes tenfold for Trump.
I know. It just made me curious about Trump and him having positives.
there actually was something he did a while back that was praised on both sides. I wish I could recall what it was. there has been so much shit it's hard to wade through.
I think people are missing the point on the Sanders story.
1. It's very much in character for him to praise Castro. It's his ideology and not the first time. In a vacuum he is certainly free to do that. 2. There are many Cuban (or Venezuelan) immigrants and children of who will have a VERY negative reaction to an American politician praising Castro (or Chavez) for any reason. Many live in Florida. 3. These House *Democrats* from Florida and elsewhere came out swiftly with strongly worded rebukes because they know this is a HUGE issue for a large portion of their constituents. They themselves have seats to defend in November.
This is not a manufactured issue. If you know or run into a Cuban-American, ask them about Castro. I had 3 Cuban coworkers at my last job. Best of luck in explaining to them how they should apply some nuance and not blow a comment out of proportion. I would be very interested to hear how that goes.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
For the third time, this is not about what you and I think about what he said. My point is that his comments will give him trouble with Florida voters and create problems for other Democrats running in that state. That's the only thing I've posted about because it's the only aspect of this story I find interesting.
As a side note, I posted exactly what you asked for and it's obvious you asked just so you could bicker more. You have no interest in listening to what I'm trying to say. Google it yourself next time.
For the first time, What??? I didn't say what I think about this. Where did you come up with that?
And "bickering"? WTF? Where was I "bickering"? Get a grip.
You're nitpicking what constitutes praise. That would be you saying what you think about it.
Then you must be doing the same and thus this becomes pointless. Later.
And somehow we arrive back at "I'm not talking about what either of us thinks about it." Aye yi yi.
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Maybe it's time to throw in the towel and donate money to trump.
Please back this up with some verifiable statements made by Sanders that praise Castro. Thanks.
Hardly praise and decades old. OK.
He added that the US should be "working with governments around the world" and not "get involved in regime change." Sanders also claimed that US intervention in Latin America stoked anti-US sentiment there.
But he shouldn't touch the subject in a primary. Like I have mentioned. Stress that you hate fidel castro, or say nothing at all.
As a side note, I posted exactly what you asked for and it's obvious you asked just so you could bicker more. You have no interest in listening to what I'm trying to say. Google it yourself next time.
I added this to my post after you quoted: But he shouldn't touch the subject in a primary. Like I have mentioned (before): Stress that you hate fidel castro, or say nothing at all (about the man).
good thing I bought beer yesterday!
Bernie Staffer Mocked Warren’s Looks, Pete’s Sexuality on Private Twitter Account'
After this report was published, Mike Casca, the Sanders campaign’s communications director, told The Daily Beast that “we are running a multiracial, multigenerational campaign for justice where disgusting behavior and ugly personal attacks by our staff will not be tolerated.”
Mora, the Sanders campaign confirmed, has been fired.
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