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@BernieSanders

U.S. Senator for Vermont. Not me, us.

Vermont
Joined November 2010
Born September 08

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  1. Dec 11

    While the pandemic is surging, Senate Republicans want to provide a 100% deduction for rich people to go out for three-martini lunches and 100% legal immunity for corporations. “Pathetic” is too mild a word.

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  2. Dec 11

    Wages subsidized by the government during pandemic: 🇨🇦 – $2,000 a month 🇯🇵 – Up to 100% 🇳🇴 – Up to 90% 🇩🇪 – Up to 87% 🇫🇷 – Up to 84% 🇬🇧 – Up to 80% 🇮🇹 – Up to 80% 🇺🇸 – 0.0% That is an international embarrassment. The working class needs our help NOW!

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  3. Dec 11

    Brandon Bernard should be alive today. We must end all federal executions and abolish the death penalty. In a world of incredible violence, the state should not be involved in premeditated murder.

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  4. Dec 10

    It would be outrageous and unacceptable for members of Congress to go home when tens of millions of working families are facing economic desperation. We must act now.

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  5. Dec 10

    People all over the country are thinking: Does the government hear their pain? Does their government give a damn about them? If we rally the American people, we can make sure Congress provides at least a $1200 payment for every working class adult.

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  6. Dec 10

    I will be voting against the Defense Appropriations bill. We need to get our priorities right. At a time when we have enormous unmet needs in our country we should not be spending $740 billion on the military – more than the next 10 nations combined.

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  7. Dec 10

    Corporate irresponsibility during this pandemic has led to the deaths of hundreds of workers. Legal immunity for corporations that break the law cannot be included in any Covid-relief package.

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  8. Dec 10

    Endless money for wars? No problem. Endless money for tax breaks for the rich? No problem. Endless money for corporate welfare? No problem. But when it comes to providing a $1,200 direct payment to the working class during a pandemic, somehow we can't afford it. Not acceptable.

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  9. Dec 10

    Congress must not leave for the Christmas holiday until we protect working people. That means $1200 for every working class adult, $500 for their kids and a $600 per week supplement in unemployment benefits.

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    “We cannot and must not leave for the Christmas holidays unless we protect working people. And that means absolutely there must be a $1,200 check for every working class adult, $500 for their kids … and $600 a week supplement for unemployment,” says .

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  11. Dec 9

    I applaud this effort to end Facebook’s monopoly. Their greed knows no bounds, and they’ve used their power to try and control too much of political and economic life all over the world. The only thing that will stop Facebook is to say “enough is enough” and break it up.

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  13. Dec 9

    Millions are unemployed, facing eviction, have no health insurance, and going hungry. This is an EMERGENCY, and the U.S. government must respond. Any COVID agreement must include at least $1,200 in direct payments for adults, $500 for kids and supplemental unemployment benefits.

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  14. Dec 9

    Here in Washington, when we go to war there’s endless amounts of money. But when children are going hungry today, suddenly we don’t have enough money. That’s wrong. Congress needs to make sure families get the help they need.

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  15. Dec 8

    The choice is clear for Georgia voters.

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  16. Dec 8

    If Congress can afford to give giant subsidies to the fossil fuel industry and a $1 trillion tax break to the top 1%, then we can afford $1200 direct payments to every working class adult in America.

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  17. Dec 8

    If there was ever a moment for Congress to listen to the people, not corporations, now is that time. Join me now with to demand that any new COVID-relief proposal include at least $1,200 in direct payment to all working class Americans.

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  18. Dec 8

    To me it is a no-brainer: Congress must provide a $1200 direct payment to every working-class adult plus $500 for each of their children.

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    Dec 8

    We need a now more than ever. Join us TONIGHT, @ 7PM ET, as we demand a People’s Bailout. We’ll be joined by Senate Minority Leader , Senator and Rep. . Don't forget to RSVP:

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  20. Dec 7

    Workers at meat processing plants, at Amazon, and around the country have been treated shamefully during this pandemic Working class Americans need $1200 payments to get them through this crisis, not immunity for corporations putting their lives at risk.

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