Across the U.S., tens of thousands have been attending rallies held by the Vermont Senator, who says that the nation is moving rapidly toward what he calls an oligarchy influenced by billionaires.

Summary

Senator Bernie Sanders warned the U.S. faces an “unprecedented level of danger” under Trump, citing the rise of oligarchy and billionaire control of politics, including Elon Musk’s growing influence.

Speaking at packed rallies, Sanders criticized both parties for enabling inequality and called America a “pseudo-democracy.”

He denounced Trump’s attacks on law firms, Musk’s federal layoffs, and corporate political spending.

At 83, Sanders remains active, urging Democrats to reconnect with working-class voters and stop prioritizing wealthy donors. He sees a constitutional crisis, not just a political fight.

  • Yodan@lemm.eeEnglish
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    3 days ago

    Because she’s just melanin hillary. The last 2 decades of democratic nominees have practically been soulless robots that mean well but bore the everliving shit out of anyone when giving long speeches and explanations. Not that it’s wrong at all, in fact it makes perfect sense in a live audience context where you have undivided attention in the room. However, television and internet are short attention mediums and unfortunately, right wing talk shows and radio and podcasts have DOMINATED that realm of information. Democrats simply aren’t “hip with it” anymore at all and no amount of explaining will fix it. They need to have a 45 or unders with 20s energy being as loud and mad as the democratic party actually is at this idiocracy, and non stop shouting it on all mediums with taglines and hashtags. Instead we get people like Gore who bore you to sleep and Hillary who platforms as safe yet uncaring.