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Sally Albright: I'd Prefer 4 More Years Of Trump Than President Bernie Sanders


One of the main talking points used against Bernie Sanders and his supporters is that their lack of enthusiasm and support for Hillary Clinton in 2016 directly led to Donald Trump becoming president, with Sanders supporters being labelled as privileged and sexist for not backing Clinton, and yes that includes you misogynistic Jill Stein/Green Party voters!

However, our favourite anti-Bernie Democratic loyalist, Sally Albright, now insists that it isn’t pivotal that you support the Democratic nominee in order to defeat Donald Trump, should Sanders win the 2020 Democratic nomination. Albright recently claimed that “4 more years of Trump would be better in the long run” as opposed to a President Bernie Sanders. This comes after the “moderate” wing of the Democratic Party have spent the past three years suggesting that apathetic Sanders supporters are the cause of every terrible Trump decision and we’d be in a utopia if us sexists would have just fell in line behind Clinton.

In typical Sally Albright fashion, she has to make an over the top statement without any evidence to back it up. Sally’s social media presence is littered with anti-Bernie slander, calling him or his policy proposals racist or sexist, but she or anyone else in this crowd never explicitly explain how. The furthest Sally has ever gone in order to give us an explanation for her grandiose claims is that “income inequality is only a problem for white, cis men" even though median African-American families, have thirteen times less wealth than white families and Latino-American families have ten times less wealth than median white families. Simply put, you cannot believe a word Sally Albright and her ilk say.


We’ve previously written about Sally Albright and her time working for Republicans such as former Alabama Governor Robert Bentley and swooning - Sally’s words - over Donald Trump’s Secretary of Energy, Rick Perry, while Sally was attending the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) and admitting to help raise funds for Perry's SuperPac and if I’m being completely honest, Sally’s hypocrisy knows no bounds.


After all, this is a person who has previously worked for Republican Newt Gingrich because she needs to pay off her mortgage, the very same Newt Gingrich who just yesterday visited President Trump on a golfing trip. As I’ve previously said, as a person with left-wing views, I would never work to elect any Republicans, no matter the amount of money on offer. I believe it’s called having principles.

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