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Utopia Lives Rent-Free in Bernie Sanders' Head



Utopia Lives Rent-Free in Bernie Sanders' HeadWhere is the Utopia promised to the masses by lying progressives for the past century? Living rent-free in Bernie Sanders' head. Sooner or later millennials, even the most gullible among them, are going to realize that overt socialists like Bernie and covert ones like Kamala Harris aren’t going to cough up on all the free stuff promised—because no one’s willing to pay for it.
The mainstream and social media are now knocking themselves out by trying to convince the masses that come hell or high water, Bernie Sanders will be their next president. In typical mainstream media style, some scribes are even down to issuing orders: ‘Stop thinking of Bernie Sanders as a gadfly and start thinking of him as the front-runner’ is the headline of a a piece by Doyle McManus in the Los Angelus Times. It’s Sanders himself, the media and their phony polls who are declaring Sanders as the inevitable “front-runner”. The DNC, who have yet to introduce their anointed one for the 2020 presidential race, know that there’s no sense sending out a candidate who can’t win the presidency, and in addition and have their money on Queen of The Politically Correct Kamala Harris. “In case you missed it, Bernie Sanders is now, for all practical purposes, the front-runner in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. (L.A. Times, April 7, 2019) They didn’t miss it, they patently ignored it.

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“The Vermont socialist pulled in $18 million in the first three months of 2019, most of it from small donors. His nearest rival, Kamala Harris, collected $12 million, with others far behind. (L.A. Times) “Sanders’ campaign is off to a strong start by other measures, too. He says he has signed up more than 1 million volunteers for (in his words) “a grassroots effort the likes of which has never been seen.” He’s staged rallies from coast to coast, drawing crowds of 10,000 or more.
Most know by now to NEVER take a socialist at his words.
“In national polls, he runs second to the most popular undeclared candidate, Joe Biden. But surveys show Sanders ahead of Biden in Iowa and tied for first in New Hampshire, the two states that hold the earliest contests. (L.A. Times)
“He runs second to the most popular undeclared candidate”. Does anyone take the media spin surrounding the bus full of Dem presidential crazies for real?
“There are caveats, of course. The campaign is still in its early days. More candidates, including Biden, are expected to get in. (L.A. Times)
Uh huh and uh huh.
“Most important, at this point national polls measure little more than name recognition, and state-level polls in Iowa and New Hampshire are unreliable guides to voter behavior eight months from now. (L.A. Times).

You can say that again, particularly in looking back at what polls predicted back in 2016—and right up to 9 p.m. on election night.
“Still, Democratic strategists are beginning to consider a prospect once dismissed as unlikely: Sanders — a candidate the establishment saw as a gadfly in 2016 — could get the nomination at the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee. (L.A. Times)
Whoop-de-doo!
“Bernie could certainly win,” said Tad Devine, who was Sanders’ chief strategist in 2016 but isn’t working for him this time. (They had a falling-out at the end of the last campaign.) “His base of support is solid. He’s raising substantial resources.” Sanders’ chances look better this time for several reasons. (L.A. Times) “When Bernie ran last time, he started as a message candidate. It was mostly about raising progressive issues, not, ‘I’m going to be president of the United States,’” said liberal radio host Bill Press, who hosted some of Sanders’ 2016 planning sessions around his kitchen table. “This time he’s after the nomination from Day One. That’s a big difference.” “One factor that hasn’t changed: Sanders’ left-of-center message. “I don’t think he’s evolved in the last 40 years,” Press said. “That’s part of his strength. What you see is what you get.” "That may also be his biggest problem.


“Sanders is the most uncompromisingly leftist candidate in the race, hands-down. “His version of “Medicare for all” is a federally run single-payer health insurance plan with virtually no role for private insurers. “He still advocates free tuition at every public university in the country, a policy some Democrats criticize as a subsidy for the upper middle class. He still demands wholesale redistribution of income and wealth from “millionaires and billionaires.” “Other Democrats worry that Sanders would be a disaster in the fall election. They fear his unapologetic advocacy for “democratic socialism” will alienate moderates in a country where polls show “socialism” is a dirty word. (That’s one reason President Donald Trump talks about it so often.)”
What should be but wasn’t added to all the yada, yada, yada above is that good ole Bernie unleashed on the unknowing voters of New York’s 14th district the winner of a casting call rather than a congressional representative in bogus Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Sanders voting bloc thus far includes 2016 supporters showing up in faded T-shirts, claiming to still be longingly waiting for him, felons he demands should be allowed to vote while serving their time in prison, millennials indoctrinated in public schools, and millions of migrants flooding the U.S. southern border. Socialist Sanders is counting on those, who just like Utopia, are already living rent-free in his head.

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