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Bernie Sanders Introduces Bill Raising Taxes On Companies That Pay Executives 50 Times More Than Median Worker

Thomas Catenacci on March 17, 2021 Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced legislation Wednesday that would targeting companies who pay executives 50 times more than their median worker. The legislation, titled the Tax Excessive CEO Pay Act, aims to combat corporate greed and “end outrageous CEO pay,” Sen. Bernie Sanders said in a press releaseWednesday. Sens….

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Joe Biden Just Tried to Sabotage Jo Jorgensen’s Campaign

Over the weekend, the Libertarian party nominated Jo Jorgensen, former 1996 LP vice presidential candidate and current psychology professor at Clemson University, to be their presidential candidate for the 2020 general election. The little-known Jorgensen saw a bit of media exposure right away, with Fox News running a fairly mild-mannered piece about her nomination. Then…

Bernie Sanders Says Chances Are ‘Very, Very Slim’ That He Runs For President Again
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Bernie Sanders Says Chances Are ‘Very, Very Slim’ That He Runs For President Again

Jason Hopkins on May 11, 2020 Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders all but shot down the possibility that he will run for president again, suggesting that another politician will take his place as the progressive choice. Sanders spoke Monday about the 2020 presidential election and his support for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. The self-described…

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Sanders Drops Out and Bernie Bros Immediately Pivot to Vermin Supreme

It’s been inevitable for nearly a month now, but on Wednesday it became official: Bernie Sanders dropped out. This now means the 2020 presidential race will come down to two old, white men with a strong support for the drug war, anti-immigrant sentiment, warmongering tendencies, and rape allegations. Not surprisingly, this result has seen Sanders’…

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OPINION: Why Joe Biden Should Choose Tulsi Gabbard

In case you missed it, Tulsi Gabbard dropped out last week and endorsed Joe Biden for president. The move was a surprise for two reasons. First, Gabbard had previously indicated an intent to stay in through the Democratic convention, but the complications of coronavirus made that proposition unrealistic. Second, Gabbard’s decision to not endorse her…

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Have the Democrats Learned Their Lesson?

After Joe Biden’s surprise blowout victory in the South Carolina Democratic Primary, the ensuing momentum carried him on to yet another incredible performance on Super Tuesday, putting his delegate count slightly above Sanders. And as Buttigieg, Klobuchar, and Bloomberg all dropped out and rallied around the former vice president, Biden had developed a solid coalition…

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Sanders Campaign Says Pro-Bernie Imam’s Remarks Are ‘Offensive And Toxic’

Sanders Campaign Says Pro-Bernie Imam’s Remarks Are ‘Offensive And Toxic’ Chuck Ross on March 10, 2020 The Bernie Sanders campaign distanced itself Tuesday from “offensive and toxic” remarks from a Muslim cleric who spoke at a rally for the presidential candidate this weekend. Faiz Shakir, the Sanders campaign manager, issued a statement responding to resurfaced…

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The Party of Progress and Diversity Looks Like Old, Rich, White Men.

Ah, the Party of Progress. After spending the last four years complaining about an old, rich, white man being the president, Democrats are now set to choose between three old, rich, white men. On Monday, Amy Klobuchar ended her campaign, leaving Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Mike Bloomberg as the most prominent candidates remaining. Biden…

Is Bernie Right about Education in Cuba?
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Is Bernie Right about Education in Cuba?

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders spent a large part of the last week defending earlier statements he made regarding Fidel Castro and Cuba. While denouncing the dictatorship of Castro, he praised the social programs that were implemented under his rule, notably with regards to literacy. He pointed out that there was a rapid increase in literacy rates in…

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Three Questions Bernie Sanders Can’t Answer

Senator Bernie Sanders is inching closer to securing the Democratic nomination for president, which seemed implausible only five months ago. Still, he has met or exceeded expectations in the first three nominating contests and continues to poll well in South Carolina and key Super Tuesday states. Given his rise to frontrunner status, now is a…