Probably because Jackass Party bosses again oppose his candidacy, current
DEMOCRAT front-runner Comrade Bernie Sanders has unbelievably come under fire from the leftist media for praising one of their their erstwhile heroes, Fidel Castro.
Some of the Party propaganda outlets hypocritically criticizing Comrade Sanders offered similar praise for Castro in their 2016 obituaries for the leftist icon.
After Comrade Sanders said hyped Castro's literacy program in a See-BS interview, the Bezos-owned
Washington Post opined snidely that "finding something positive to say about an authoritarian leader" was one of Sanders's "greatest hits," giving a rundown of all the times their favored Party's front-runner has praised dictatorial Communist governments.
The
Post‘s own 2016 obituary for Fidel gushed that "among Mr. Castro’s more successful efforts were universal health care and the near-eradication of illiteracy throughout Cuba. Thousands of classrooms were built in rural areas, and the country’s literacy rate grew to more than 95 percent. There were more physicians and hospital beds per capita in Cuba than in the United States."
The failing
New York Times also depicted Castro as a "fiery apostle of revolution" who "defied the United States for nearly half a century" and praised him for having "bedeviled 11 American presidents." The
Times also credited the Castro regime with "improving education and health care for many Cubans" and noted that "admirers from around the world, including some Americans, were impressed with the way that health care and literacy in Cuba had improved."
The left-coast
Los Angeles Times heralded Castro's "impressive progress in literacy, higher education and health care" and wrote that "university enrollment was higher than in many more prosperous countries," adding that "Castro's ‘literacy brigades' helped lift the quality of life in the countryside."
The UK-based leftist
Guardian obituary heaped praise on Castro's "huge personal charm and charisma, and his political genius," while another headline fawningly proclaimed that Cuba's literacy rate and health care were "Castro's legacy and the envy of many nations." The latter article cited many left-wing celebrities, pundits, and politicos who hailed Castro as "a leader whose enlightened and practical approach to social care provided Cuba with enviable health and education systems."
Liberal media coverage following the death of Castro frequently praised Cuba's education and health care, following the lead of the Obama administration.
What a pack of horribly hypocritical hyenas.
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