Cowardly traitor Edward Snowden, who, like so many spies and traitors before him, fled to Russia to hide out there, accused Trump of being too afraid to debate Bernie Sanders.
Whistleblower Edward Snowden is echoing Bernie Sanders, after presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump backed down from an offer to debate the Democratic presidential candidate.
“Who would have imagined Donald Trump’s greatest fear was an economic debate?” Snowden tweeted Saturday.
Maybe Edward Snowden can come out of hiding for an economic debate back in America. If he's not too afraid of going out without Russian protection.
I can't imagine why a traitor hiding out in Russia would be carrying water for yet another traitor, Bernie Sanders, who honeymooned in the USSR.
During Bernie’s mayoral tenure, Burlington formed an alliance with the Soviet city of Yaroslavl, 160 miles northeast of Moscow. When in 1988 he married his wife, Jane, the mayor decided it would be a perfect place for his honeymoon. In a tape of his interview with Yaroslavl’s mayor, Alexander Riabkov, Sanders acknowledges that housing and health care appear to be “significantly better” in the U.S. than in the socialist paradise. “However,” he added, “the cost of both services is much, much, higher in the United States.” Sanders made further globe-trotting expeditions to socialist countries.
He visited Cuba, scoring a meeting with Havana’s mayor. In 1985 he attended the celebrations marking the sixth anniversary of the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua. “In a letter addressed to the people of Nicaragua, penned in conjunction with that trip, Sanders denounced the activities of the Reagan administration, which he said was under the influence of large corporations,” the Guardian notes. “In the long run, I am certain that you will win,” Sanders wrote, “and that your heroic revolution against the Somoza dictatorship will be maintained and strengthened.”
Combine that with Eric Holder's praise for Edward Snowden's treason as a public service and you have a perfect circle of treason.