MSNBC anchor thinks Sanders is on the road to destruction

Business Insider:
MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews compared the victory of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders in the Nevada caucus to the Nazi invasion of France, triggering calls for his resignation on social media on Sunday.

The hashtag '#FireChrisMatthews' trended on Twitter after Matthews made the analogy on air Saturday, saying it represented a disaster for the Democratic Party.

"I was reading last night about the fall of France in the summer of 1940," Matthews said on MSNBC. "And the general, Reynaud, calls up Churchill and says, 'It's over.' And Churchill says, 'How can that be? You've got the greatest army in Europe. How can it be over?' He said, 'It's over.' So I had that suppressed feeling."
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Other MSNBC contributors like James Carville joined in the freakout over Sanders' victory, saying it was due in part to reported Russian interference in the election, according to Business Insider's Eliza Relman. The Vermont senator has long argued that "mainstream" media coverage is biased against him.
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You have to be ignorant of history and economics to support socialism.  Now Sanders is even defending Castro as if that justifies the killing of opponents.  The number of people who fled Cuba under Castro tells you how bad it really was, as does the lack of people immigrating to Cuba.

Sanders is an ideolog simpleton and those who support him are wrong too.

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