During a town hall on CNN Monday night, socialist Bernie Sanders was asked about his long history of supporting socialist and communist regimes around the world.
In response to this questioner Bernie "Is it your assumption that I supported or believe in authoritarian communism that existed in the Soviet Union? I don't and never have. And I opposed it," Sanders replied.
Sorry Bernie but there are three proofs that show otherwise.
First, he honeymooned in the former Soviet Union. When he arrived back in the United States, he talked about how great it was.
Next, Sanders believes bread lines are an indication of a healthy economy in a country. He said so about Nicaragua.
Bernie Sanders advocated for the nationalization of most major industries, including energy companies, factories, and banks, when he was a leading member of a self-described "radical political party" in the 1970s, a CNN KFile review of his record reveals.
"I favor the public ownership of utilities, banks and major industries," Sanders said in one interview with the Burlington Free Press in 1976.
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