8-27-20 Iowa Caucus and Castro's Funeral

Daily Jot: Iowa Caucus and Castro's funeral - Bill Wilson -
 
December 2016--The stage was set. There were thousands of people lining the streets, likely forced to be there, even to chant "Long Live Fidel"-and "The Caravan of Liberty," the same name Castro's rebels called their bloody march from Santiago to Havana during the "La Revolution" was rolling along carrying Castro's ashes in a glass encased box in the back of an olive green Soviet-made one-off of an American Jeep. At the crescendo of the funeral dirge, the vehicle broke down and the soldiers of the revolution, the comrades of a day past, were reminded of exactly what communism is all about-the "have-nots" pushing the "haves" to their destination. Power to the working class, right? So fitting.
 
Fast forward to today's Iowa Democratic Party Caucus. At the Miami airport last night while I was waiting on my flight home from a very successful Super Bowl presented by the NFL, every minute of the CNN newscasts at the airport was focused on the model of American democracy-the Democratic Party Caucus in Iowa. Oh, how the Democrats were so far advanced, so ahead of their time, to have voting by a phone app. These wonderful candidates who were standing up against the establishment and fighting the racist, bigoted US President and any American who would dare vote for him, where campaigning hard with their new technology and their new ideas (which are really worn out socialist schemes).
 
And like the socialist example in Cuba, the Iowa Caucus broke down. Breitbart News reported: "The Iowa Democrat Party has since reported the discovery of "inconsistencies" in its multiple sets of caucus results but downplayed it as "simply a reporting issue." "The app did not go down and this is not a hack or an intrusion," IDP Communications Director Mandy McClure said in a statement. "The underlying data and paper trail is sound and will simply take time to further report the results."" One commentator, FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver said, "Getting past midnight Eastern (in 7 minutes) with 0 results officially reported kind of feels like the point of no return for the Iowa caucus."
 
These leftists cannot even hold their own election without a debacle. Truth be known, there has been so much voter manipulation behind the scenes that they can't agree on which thief stole the votes. How does anyone expect someone from this group to be able to run the country? It doesn't meet the straight face test. The Bible tells us in Galatians 5:!, "Stand fast therefore in the Liberty wherewith Christ has made us free and be not entangled again in the yoke of bondage." These leftist ply voters with powerful words of freedom like "rights" when, in reality, all of them have enriched themselves on the backs of the very people they honor with their lips. They are the standard bearers of tyranny who will not accept elections if they disagree with the results. In Iowa, they can't even agree on the "fix." Don't be deceived.

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