He's probably a high-level socialist agitator!
There was his recent observation that liberal women "have been neutering American men," and that the president of the United States is a "low-level socialist agitator".
Representative Allen West of Florida, who once called President Obama "a low-level socialist agitator," is, many recounts later, a member no more.
It doesn't prevent knuckle-dragging congressfolk like Florida's Allen West dismissing him as "a low-level socialist agitator, which is more or less Tea Party-speak for "child molester" or "bank robber" – though, as Robin Hood types, bank robbers do have a following.
In 2011, West called Obama a "low-level socialist agitator" well-versed in "Marxist" rhetoric.
Referring to a speech by Obama, West said "What you continue to see is a third world dictator-like arrogance... I'm starting to believe that a community organizer is nothing but a low-level socialist agitator".
Therefore, we might do well to look to these countries for some of their Socialist policies that sustain high levels of quality of life issues for their residents.
The Socialists hold power at all levels, from the Senate and the National Assembly down to local government.
Bernie Sanders, a senator from Vermont and the socialist in question, has pulled level in Iowa according to the polls, and is clearly ahead in New Hampshire, which votes a week later.
But since her narrow escape in Iowa, the eye-rolling on the Bernie bus has slowly been replaced by those looking to understand how a 74-year-old "democratic socialist" could possibly be drawing level in some national polling with his supposedly anointed rival for the nomination.
