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The tap in her apartment yields water only every two weeks. It comes out yellow. Her 8-month-old granddaughter is ill. And as Yajaira Espinoza, a 55-year-old hairdresser, made her way down the halls of Caracas university hospital on Friday, Zika cases evident in the rooms around her, a dense ash-filled smog enveloped the city."I am so sorry for my daughter, because I know she suffers silently," she said. "This situation is hard."It has been an exceptionally painful year for Venezuelans, suffering from violent crime, chronic shortages, plummeting oil prices on which they depend, declining health and fractured government. Yet this past week it seemed to reach a new low. A kind of resigned misery spread across a city that had once been the envy of Latin America.
This would be Bernie's America. Trump's too.
Good grief......can you go at least one hour without bringing up Trump in a thread sink?
I wonder how long it will take them to dig their way out of the socialist nightmare.
