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In Asheville, Bernie Sanders says the Democratic Party 'turned its back on the working class'
ASHEVILLE - In a speech to over 3,600, Sen. Bernie Sanders called for an Asheville crowd to fight against concentrations of power and wealth and President Donald Trump's agenda while describing the Democratic Party as having "turned its back on the working class."
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) all but ruled out another run for president in the future, pointing to his octogenarian status, ...
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Bernie Sanders brings 'Fighting Oligarchy Tour' to Trump strongholds across deep-red West Virginia
Sanders spoke to a standing-room-only crowd at a theater in Wheeling – a city sandwiched between Ohio and Pennsylvania in the ...
Senator Bernie Sanders, a longtime opponent of gerrymandering who called Texas Republicans’ redistricting plans “pathetic,” ...
Kamala Harris lost the 2024 election due to the influence of "very wealthy people," Bernie Sanders told CNN's Dana Bash this ...
North Carolinians crowded into Harrah’s Cherokee Center in Asheville Sunday for a chance top hear from U.S. Sen. Bernie ...
Today, Senator Bernie Sanders (l-Vt.) visited Asheville on the latest leg of his "Fighting Oligarchy: Where We Go From Here" ...
Chicago police officers carry Bernie Sanders, 21, to a police wagon from a civil rights demonstration at West 73rd Street and South Lowe Avenue in August 1963. He was charged with resisting arrest, ...
More Senate Democrats than ever joined Sen. Bernie Sanders in a failed vote to halt bomb and rifle sales to Israel, a moment that signaled a shift in the party's support of the Jewish State.
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