Quite the contrary, really. Anyway, what makes this quote particularly entertaining is that your average Democratic operative has very possibly never been in a Super Walmart in his or her life, and so has no idea what Brad Todd is talking about:
“More quality candidates and a deeper field is always better,” says Brad Todd, a Republican communications operative who is working for a political action committee supporting Bobby Jindal, adding that there is no imperative to settle on a nominee quickly. “We have the selection you’d expect from a Super Walmart, and on the Democratic side it’s a Moscow grocery.”
Although I understand that Moscow’s groceries improved, once the Commies went away. Then again, pretty much everything improves when the Commies go away. Something about how Communism kind of sucks.
I would have used “Venezuelan Grocery” myself, or “Soviet Grocery” maybe. Ooh, “Cuban Grocery”. I like that one.
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Anyway, he got his point across.
“Progressives” would prefer shopping in a Soviet grocery. And they would forcibly limit the rest of us to that meager selection, too, if only they could.
As Bernie Sanders said, “You don’t necessarily need a choice of 23 underarm spray deodorants or of 18 different pairs of sneakers when children are hungry in this country.”