Showing posts with label Sen. Bernie Sanders. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. said he doesn’t need advice from Hillary Clinton because they have "fundamental differences" during an appearance Friday on ABC News’ 'The View'

April 02, 2019 I-Vt. said he doesn’t need advice from Hillary Clinton because they have "fundamental differences" during an appearance Friday on ABC News’ 'The View' , Sen. Bernie Sanders 0 Comments

By Fox News, March. 01, 2019

 Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., says he doesn’t need advice from Hillary Clinton because they have "fundamental differences."

 During an appearance Friday on ABC News’ “The View,” co-host Meghan McCain pointed out to the 2020 presidential hopeful that other Democratic contenders have met with Clinton for advice, asking the senator if he’ll do the same.
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Thursday, July 30, 2015

It's #BernieSanders Time!

It's #BernieSanders Time!

July 30, 2015 2016 Election , D.C 0 Comments

Bernie-Mentum? Sanders Hosts 'House Party' For 100,000

By Whitney Ksiazek, July 30, 2015 Fox News

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders told supporters they were making history as he live-streamed from a modest, packed, and steamy apartment in Washington, D.C on Wednesday night.

Delivering remarks off a yellow legal pad balanced precariously on a wobbly music stand, Sanders said no campaign has ever held such a large online organizing effort so early on in the campaign.

“The American people are saying loudly and clearly enough is enough,” he said.

The Democratic presidential hopeful hit the major themes of his campaign, such as income inequality, raising the minimum wage, and campaign finance reform. But just weeks after the senator’s speech at a progressive event was interrupted by “Black Lives Matter” protestors, he stressed the need to “combat institutional racism in America” and criminal justice reform.

“We are tired of seeing black women yanked out of a car thrown to the ground. Assaulted, put in handcuffs and then sent to jail and die three days later in the case of Sandra Bland. For what crime? She didn’t signal.”

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Sunday, July 12, 2015

Bush and Sanders are Offsetting Penalties

Bush and Sanders are Offsetting Penalties

July 12, 2015 Chris Cuomo , CNN 0 Comments

Sanders Walks Back Bush 'Work Longer' Criticism

By Ben Kamisar, July 10, 2015  The Hill

Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders on Friday walked back some of his criticism of GOP contender Jeb Bush’s recent assertion that Americans should “work longer hours” to grow the economy.

Sanders had pounced on the former Florida governor’s Wednesday assertion as evidence he was out of touch with economic reality.

When Chris Cuomo, host of CNN's “New Day” accused Sanders (I-Vt.) of “twisting” the Republican's words, saying Bush meant to lament the lack of full-time jobs in the current economy, Sanders agreed.

“If he is talking about the need for more full-time jobs rather than part-time jobs, he’s absolutely right, that’s what we have to do,” Sanders, who is seeking the Democratic nomination, said.


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Friday, July 3, 2015

The Bernie Factor

July 03, 2015 AFL-CIO , Brian Mahoney 0 Comments
AFL-CIO Leader Tries To Quell Pro-Sanders Revolt
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By Brian Mahoney, Jul. 3, 2015, Politico

Richard Trumka has a message for state and local AFL-CIO leaders tempted to endorse Bernie Sanders: Don’t.

In a memo this week to state, central and area divisions of the labor federation, and obtained by POLITICO, the AFL-CIO chief reminded the groups that its bylaws don’t permit them to “endorse a presidential candidate” or “introduce, consider, debate, or pass resolutions or statements that indicate a preference for one candidate over another.” Even “‘personal’ statements” of candidate preference are verboten, Trumka said.

The memo comes amid signs of a growing split between national union leaders — mindful of the fact that Clinton remains the undisputed favorite for the nomination — and local officials and rank and file, who are increasingly drawn to the Democratic Party’s growing progressive wing, for whom Sanders is the latest standard-bearer.

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Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Edible Collectivism

May 27, 2015 Presidential Election 2016 , Sen. Bernie Sanders 0 Comments
Bernie Sanders Explains Socialism Over Food

 May 26, 2015, CNBC



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Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Running for Prez

September 09, 2014 Kellean Howell , Sen. Bernie Sanders 0 Comments
Sen. Sanders Calls For Wealth Tax At AFL-CIO Convention

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By Kellean Howell, Sept. 6, 2014, Washingtontimes.com

Sen. Bernie Sanders, a self-described socialist, called for a progressive estate tax on multi-millionaires and billionaires during a speech on Saturday.

“A nation will not survive morally or economically when so few have so much while so many have so little,” Mr. Sanders said at the Vermont AFL-CIO annual convention.

“We need a tax system which asks the billionaire class to pay its fair share of taxes and which reduces the obscene degree of wealth inequality in America,” said Mr. Sanders, an independent who caucuses with the Democrats.

According to Mr. Sanders, taxing the top .25 percent of wealthiest Americans is the fairest way to reduce wealth inequality, lower the $17 trillion national debt and pay for investments in infrastructure, education and other neglected national priorities.

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