I always get a chuckle when Democrats attempt to bash communism in Cuba or China as some sort of “failed ideology”. Hello! It’s been a failure since the 1950’s! Even more ironic is the fact that Psaki, Biden, Kamala and the Democrat party are basically the American version of Cuba and China’s communist party. I dare anyone to tell me the difference between communism/socialism and the Democrat party. You can’t because there is no difference.
AOC, Ilhan Omar and Bernie Sanders are the face of the Democrat party. They are what the Democrats represent, communism. Someone might want to tell the circle back witch that.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki admitted on Thursday that communism is a “failed ideology” after the administration repeatedly sidestepped the issue and initially claimed that the protests in Cuba were caused by a rise in COVID-19 cases and an “authoritarian regime.”
“I would say communism is a failed ideology and we certainly believe that,” Psaki said. “It has failed the people of Cuba. They deserve freedom. They deserve a government that supports them, whether that is making sure they have health and medical supplies, access to vaccines, or whether they have economic opportunity and prosperity. And instead, this has been a government and authoritarian communist regime that has repressed its people and has failed the people of Cuba. Hence, we’re seeing them in the streets.”
“But I would note that the ideology of the government, which has failed, has led to, a failure or a lack of access to economic opportunity to medical supplies to COVID vaccines,” she added. “So all of those pieces are true.”
Psaki’s claim that “communism is a failed ideology” trends along the same lines of a comment that she made at the start of the week when she claimed that Cubans were mad at the “economic mismanagement” of their government. Psaki’s claim that the Cuban government has “repressed” its people, without specifics, sidestepped the horrors of Communism, an ideology likely responsible for roughly 100 million deaths, according to some estimates, and, particularly, those of Cuba’s despotic regime.