94-Yr-Old Dick Van Dyke Can’t Figure Out Why Generation Who Fought Against Hitler’s National Social

[rangerrebew]

94-Yr-Old Dick Van Dyke Can’t Figure Out Why Generation Who Fought Against Hitler’s National Socialist German Worker’s Party Doesn’t Like Bernie
Mar 2, 2020


In a pro-Bernie Sanders video, 94-year-old Hollywood actor, Dick Van Dyke assures everyone that he still has all of his “marbles,”  in fact, he claims he could run for office if he wanted to.

The Mary Poppins actor, who hasn’t been heard from in several decades is putting himself out there with a new video, where he defends the 78-year-old Socialist running under the Democrat Party banner.

https://100percentfedup.com/94-yr-old-dick-van-dyke-cant-figure-out-why-generation-who-fought-against-hitlers-national-socialist-german-workers-party-doesnt-like-bernie/

[goatprairie]

"In a pro-Bernie Sanders video, 94-year-old Hollywood actor, Dick Van Dyke assures everyone that he still has all of his “marbles,”


We'll be the judge of that. And the verdict is that it looks like Dick has, in fact, lost quite a few marbles over the years.

[skeeter]

"In a pro-Bernie Sanders video, 94-year-old Hollywood actor, Dick Van Dyke assures everyone that he still has all of his “marbles,”


We'll be the judge of that. And the verdict is that it looks like Dick has, in fact, lost quite a few marbles over the years.

Van Dyke's been goofy for years.

But I have no interest in grousing about his political affinities. I just wish he'd keep it to himself.

[goatprairie]

Van Dyke's been goofy for years.

But I have no interest in grousing about his political affinities. I just wish he'd keep it to himself.

He's got a right to state his opinion like every other citizen.
I just find it astounding that a person like Van Dyke supports an out and out commie and wonders why more people of his generation don't support Sanders.
Making that statement belies the claim that he has all his marbles. Or maybe Van Dyke has never read or seen anything about life in communist countries. Which seems pretty unlikely.