(CNSNews.com) – Secretary of State John Kerry told lawmakers Tuesday he intends to travel to Cuba in the coming weeks "to have a human rights dialogue" ahead of President Obama's scheduled visit next month.
Meanwhile the Communist Party organ on the island, Granma, is spreading the message that Obama's decision to visit has "dismantled some of the major myths" of the past half-century, topped by what it called the "mantra" that "Cuba violates human rights."
New Hampshire has spoken. In voting for Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders on Tuesday, Granite State Republicans and Democrats sent a clear anti-establishment message.
Although the anger on both sides of the political aisle is targeted at different issues (illegal immigration for the Republicans, Wall Street excesses for the Democrats), it is fairly safe to say that the source of the anger is the same: the presidency of Barack Obama.
