This betrayed Bernie’s failure to understand basic economics. In other words, taxpayers are subsidizing the wealthiest family in the country. Bernie started to rail against Walmart, claiming, according to the Guardian, that it “in many cases pays starvation wages to its 1.2 million employees.” Sanders asserted that “many of their workers are on Medicaid or food stamps. But that is not the only aspect of this scenario that needs to be considered. In reality, there is no doubt that Bernie Sanders is right: people with 999 million dollars will do just fine. I think that they can survive just fine.” This is precisely the kind of deceptive argument that Leftists love to use in order to justify their evil and inhumane policies. You may disagree with me but, fine, I think people can make it on $999m. Wallace asked Sanders about his declaration in that book that “billionaires should not exist.” He asked the old leech: “Are you basically saying that once you get to $999m that the government should confiscate all the rest?” Sanders unabashedly owned up to backing systematic and organized grand theft, replying: “Yeah. At no point will anyone step in and tell Bernie, who owns three houses, that he is making too much money, and has to turn over the rest to the wise Leftist bureaucrats who will duly redistribute it to those in need. Sanders, by the way, receives royalties for that book, and there is no cap on the income he can earn if it becomes a bestseller, he will get more money. The UK’s far-Left Guardian reported Tuesday that the trouble started when the failed CNN host Wallace asked the twice-failed presidential candidate Sanders about a statement in the old Commie’s book It’s OK to Be Angry About Capitalism.

Pride by Rob Sanders