'Great, stay there': John Kerry felt 'very much at home' in Cuba

John Kerry re-opened the U.S. Embassy in Havana yesterday by saying he refused to be a “prisoner of history,” and he had high praise for the country:

John F Kerry, all star negotiator, says he "feels at home" in Cuba…Casa de communistas

— Ed (@EDinCali) August 15, 2015

Just saw this headline… John Kerry in Cuba: "I feel very much at home here"

Am I the only one who finds this statement completely stupid?

— B•O•B (@CaptainTayvz19) August 15, 2015

It’s like Nantucket, except bigger, warm year around and controlled by the Castros. What’s not to love?

It's the political prisoners that make him feel all warm inside and all powerful ?@MartiniShark @EDinCali

— NoteToSelfDontDie (@DontDieOnline) August 15, 2015

Kerry was urged to pack up and head south permanently:

@EDinCali Great, hope John stays in Cuba.

— MA Jones (@ruskaj) August 15, 2015

https://twitter.com/LaDonna196153/status/632562900624781313

John Kerry In Cuba: “I Feel Very Much At Home Here” Great, stay there.

— Mistress Augusta (@MistressAugusta) August 15, 2015

So Kerry feels "very much at home" in Cuba. OK then. #Cuba – you can keep him. You're welcome.

— Owl Jones (@owljones) August 15, 2015

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