Senator Bernie Sanders criticized President Trump’s thin-skinned response to a critical “60 Minutes” broadcast, highlighting Trump’s repeated calls for CBS to lose its license. Sanders mocked Trump’s demand, emphasizing the president’s inability to accept criticism despite readily dishing it out through lawsuits against various media outlets. This reaction, Sanders argued, demonstrates an intolerance for dissent unbefitting a political leader. Trump’s actions underscore his pattern of attacking critical media outlets, labeling any negative coverage as “fake news.”
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Despite the scorching heat and logistical challenges—including limited visibility from the stage for a crowd estimated at 36,000—a massive turnout demonstrated fervent engagement with the event. The passionate core, exhibiting clear determination, contrasted with a more diffuse enthusiasm at the periphery, yet a shared sense of purpose united all attendees. AOC’s speech linked local resistance to broader systemic issues, specifically framing wealth inequality as a direct driver of the erosion of democratic rights. The sheer scale of the gathering underscored a significant collective response to perceived political threats.
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At a massive Los Angeles rally, Senator Bernie Sanders decried the current political climate as a moment of “extraordinary danger,” directly criticizing President Trump’s policies. Sanders, joined by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and musical performers, argued that the U.S. is operating under an oligarchic system prioritizing the wealthy over the working class. The rally, contrasting sharply with Trump’s enthusiastic reception at a UFC event, drew an estimated 36,000 attendees. The “Fight Oligarchy” tour continues this week with further stops planned across several states.
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Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez held a massive rally in Los Angeles, attracting an estimated 36,000 attendees—the largest of Sanders’ career, surpassing even his previous record-breaking Denver rally. The event, part of their “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, featured fellow progressive lawmakers and musical guests, directly confronting the political stances of President Trump and Elon Musk. Sanders’ communications director confirmed the attendance figures on X, while the rally’s significance lies in its demonstration of continued progressive support amidst low Democratic approval ratings. The rally also served as a platform to criticize the current administration’s policies.
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Bernie Sanders’ surprise appearance at Coachella sent ripples of excitement and debate across social media. The unexpected guest appearance at the music festival, known for its massive crowds and younger demographic, immediately sparked conversations about its impact and significance.
The sheer unexpectedness of the event itself was a major talking point. Many commented on how the image of the long-time political activist and senator gracing the stage of a music festival usually associated with pop stars and extravagant displays was both striking and effective. The choice to engage with this particular audience, known for being somewhat politically engaged yet also representing a diverse range of views, was seen as a bold move.… Continue reading
In Los Angeles, Senators Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez addressed an estimated 36,000 people at a “Fighting Oligarchy” rally, criticizing the Trump administration’s policies and advocating for the working class. The rally, part of a nationwide tour, aimed to energize voters concerned about budget cuts impacting social programs and the perceived enrichment of the wealthy at the expense of the public. Attendees expressed feelings of discouragement and hopelessness regarding the current political climate, finding solace and community at the event. The rally highlighted the progressive duo’s efforts to mobilize support ahead of the midterm elections and beyond.
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Senator Bernie Sanders is witnessing a surge in support for his anti-oligarchy message, driven by widespread economic anxieties and concerns about the growing influence of billionaires like Elon Musk in politics. He views the current political climate as a moral and constitutional crisis, citing the potential for a third Trump term and the undue influence of wealthy donors as evidence of a “pseudo-democracy.” Sanders criticizes both Republicans and Democrats for prioritizing wealthy donors over the needs of working-class Americans, arguing that the Democratic Party must choose a side. His continued activism stems from a lifelong commitment to fighting for economic justice, rooted in his working-class upbringing and awareness of historical injustices.
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A Republican budget bill, supported by President Trump and passing the Senate 51-48, has sparked controversy. Senator Sanders criticized the bill for potentially hindering Social Security access amidst reported SSA staff reductions and office closures, exacerbating existing economic inequality. Republicans countered that the bill prevents a large tax increase, while Democrats argued it favors the wealthy and increases national debt. The bill’s passage sets the stage for further legislative action, but faces potential challenges in the House.
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Recent polling data reveals widespread disapproval of Elon Musk and his influence within the Trump administration, with 60% of respondents expressing disapproval. This negative sentiment, coupled with a significant Republican electoral loss in which Musk heavily invested, has fueled a burgeoning anti-oligarchy movement. Bernie Sanders’s “Fighting Oligarchy” tour is drawing massive crowds, and even Republican constituents are expressing their opposition to Musk and the administration’s pro-billionaire policies. This widespread discontent is reportedly prompting Musk’s impending departure from the White House and highlights the broader issue of the Trump administration’s reliance on numerous billionaires in key positions.
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The Department of Homeland Security’s Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties has been eliminated, leaving its $22 million budget and functions uncertain. This action aligns with the Trump administration’s broader pattern of dismantling oversight and civil rights agencies. The office’s role in handling ICE complaints likely contributed to its abolishment, reflecting the administration’s prioritization of expedited deportations. This move is seen as a deliberate effort to weaken protections against civil rights violations within immigration enforcement.
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