During a recent appearance on CNN, Dr. Mehmet Oz, representing the Trump administration, attempted to explain the Republican Party’s healthcare plan, focusing on direct cash payments and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) as solutions to rising costs. Critics, however, pointed out the lack of substance in these proposals, with some noting they do not address the core issues. Experts argue that expanded HSAs primarily benefit wealthier individuals and do little to improve access or lower healthcare costs, and many critics have pointed to Medicare for All as the best solution. Several Democrats, including Bernie Sanders and Ro Khanna, are advocating for Medicare for All, arguing it is a more effective approach to solving the healthcare crisis.
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Sorry, Republicans: ‘Democratic socialist’ is no longer a career-ender in US politics. It seems like the narrative is shifting, doesn’t it? The old boogeyman of “democratic socialist” is losing its power, and even Republicans are noticing. They’ve apparently switched gears back to “communist,” but the fact remains: the political landscape is changing. Bernie Sanders played a significant role in making democratic socialism more acceptable in America, and a lot of people actually like his political stances. Promoting the general welfare, something that used to be a point of debate, is now often associated with “Democratic Socialist” ideals. This shift is a sign of societal progress, a constant evolution driven by humanity’s long march forward.… Continue reading
Senator Bernie Sanders recently discussed the New York City mayoral race with NBC News, specifically focusing on candidate Zohran Mamdani. Sanders expressed that many of Mamdani’s proposals are not extreme, contrasting them with the extreme income and wealth disparities currently present in the United States. His comments highlight the Senator’s perspective on the economic challenges facing the nation. The interview occurred on November 5, 2025.
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Senator Sanders believes the current political climate represents a pivotal moment in American history, as the President is allegedly undermining the Constitution and the rule of law. He asserts that the government shutdown is not the Democrats’ responsibility to resolve, but rather the Republicans, as they are refusing to negotiate. Sanders acknowledges the pressure both Democrats and Republicans face from constituents, particularly regarding the potential impact of budget decisions on healthcare costs.
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In a recent op-ed, Senator Bernie Sanders urged his Democratic colleagues to stand firm against President Trump during the ongoing government shutdown, warning that capitulating would only embolden Trump’s authoritarian tendencies. Sanders characterized Trump as a “schoolyard bully” who would exploit any concessions to further undermine democratic institutions. The senator criticized the administration’s actions, including withholding essential funding and disregarding court rulings. Sanders argued that Democrats must resist Trump’s demands to protect vulnerable populations and uphold democratic principles, framing the situation as a critical moment for the nation’s future.
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Senator Bernie Sanders criticized the Trump administration for prioritizing a $40 billion bailout for Argentina while simultaneously refusing to utilize emergency funds for federal food aid during the government shutdown. This decision came shortly after Argentina’s midterm elections, which resulted in a victory for President Javier Milei, a Trump ally, and is expected to solidify Trump’s support for the bailout. Critics, including former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra, have accused the administration of using the bailout to influence the election outcome and neglecting domestic needs, particularly in light of the administration’s choice to not provide SNAP benefits. Congressional representatives have condemned the action as cruel and unlawful, urging the release of necessary SNAP funding.
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Senator Bernie Sanders suggested that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could be a potential presidential candidate in 2028, citing her authenticity and strong political skills. Sanders observed her effectiveness on the campaign trail, particularly during their recent “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, which drew large crowds. The progressive wing of the Democratic Party is looking for a successor to Sanders. While she currently has a 12% chance of clinching the nomination, she has been involved in the public conversation, and has recently suggested mockery as a way to counter the MAGA movement.
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Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner disclosed that he has a tattoo resembling the Totenkopf, a symbol associated with Nazi Germany, during an interview on “Pod Save America.” Platner, a veteran, stated he received the tattoo while drunk in 2007 and was unaware of its association with Nazism until he began his campaign. Despite facing scrutiny, including the resignation of his former political director, Platner has received support from Senator Bernie Sanders and plans to have the tattoo removed. The disclosure came amidst recent revelations of Platner’s old Reddit comments on various sensitive topics.
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During a Saturday speech in Washington, D.C., Senator Bernie Sanders voiced his support for the “No Kings” protests against President Trump, while also criticizing the influence of billionaires on the American economy and political system. Sanders specifically called out Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, noting their financial backing of Trump and subsequent gains in wealth and power, while simultaneously highlighting Trump’s actions that put the U.S. experiment in danger. He also criticized the GOP’s actions and the potential job losses due to the rise of AI. Finally, Sanders concluded with a plea to end the ongoing government shutdown.
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At a recent “No Kings” protest, Senator Bernie Sanders accused mega-billionaires of hijacking the economy, specifically targeting individuals like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg. Sanders highlighted the wealth of these individuals, contrasting it with the struggles of working families. This statement comes amidst the backdrop of Trump’s inauguration where several tech leaders, including those mentioned by Sanders, were in attendance. The article concludes by noting that The Hill reached out to Tesla, Meta, and Amazon for comment.
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