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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is the longest-serving independent in congressional history.

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Joined April 2009

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  1. There will no real social progress in this country unless we have the courage to take on Wall Street, the insurance companies, the drug companies, the military-industrial complex, the fossil fuel industry, the prison industry and all the other forces of greed.

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  2. The six largest banks now have over $10 trillion in assets—54% of GDP. We must break up these huge financial institutions. If a bank is too big to fail, it is too big to exist.

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  3. As we celebrate Christmas and the holiday season, let us rededicate ourselves to a world of peace - and economic, social, racial and environmental justice.

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  4. Dec 25

    Jane and I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season.

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  5. Dec 24

    While Trump talks about a "booming economy," the reality for working families is: -Real wages for average workers are lower than in 1973 -80% live paycheck to paycheck -Half of older Americans have no retirement savings New Year’s Resolution: Create an economy that works for all.

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  6. Dec 24

    Today, over 40 million Americans live in poverty - including millions of children and seniors. As we enter the holiday season, and think about the future of our country, let us not forget the biblical admonishment: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."

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  7. Dec 23

    Wealth inequality is a profound moral issue this country must address. The richest 3 Americans cannot continue owning more wealth than the bottom half of our country, while over 40% cannot afford the basics to live.

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  8. Dec 23

    We must end the growing concentration of ownership in agribusiness and fight to preserve and strengthen family based agriculture. The American people deserve high quality, locally grown food.

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  9. Dec 23

    This is what Christmas season looks like in Trumpland: -Take away paychecks of 800,000 workers by shutting the government. -Take away $1.40 meals from 755,000 hungry, unemployed Americans. - Give Pfizer a $26.5 billion tax cut after it increased the price of life saving drugs.

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  10. Dec 23

    This president’s erratic and impulsive behavior is a danger to our country and a major impediment in terms of addressing the crises we face. His decision to shut down the government is just the latest example of this destructive pattern.

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  11. Dec 21

    Think about it for a minute. Democrats and Republicans come together, after a whole lot of debate, and agree on how to keep the government open. And then, after a day of right-wing media criticism, the president undermines all of that. To say the least, that is problematic.

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  12. Dec 21

    Trump's decision to shut down the government is just the latest example of a destructive pattern. The time is long overdue for congressional Republicans to stand up to him.

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  13. Dec 21

    "I am proud to shut down the government... I will take the mantle. I will be the one to shut it down. I’m not going to blame you for it." –, last Tuesday

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  14. Dec 21

    If Trump shuts the federal government down, should federal employees be available to escort him to his beachfront resort in Florida for a 16-day holiday? I don’t think so!

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  15. Dec 21

    This is what happened: 1) The Senate unanimously voted to keep the government open 2) The House was ready to pass the bill 3) Rush and Fox & Friends criticized Trump 4) Trump now wants to shut down the government, putting 800,000 people out of work the week before Christmas

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  16. Dec 21

    Last Tuesday, Trump said “I’m proud to shut down the government.” And he did. Despite unanimous Republican support in the Senate and overwhelming Republican support in the House, Trump will leave 800,000 federal employees without paychecks. How’s that for a holiday gift?

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  17. Dec 20

    Trump, the “great friend” of American workers, is now prepared to ignore the unanimous U.S. Senate bill to fund the government. While Trump heads off to his exclusive golf club in Florida, his Christmas gift to some 800,000 federal employees is to deny them their paychecks.

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  18. Dec 20

    85,000 children have already starved to death as a result of the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen. Millions more face the prospect of famine and death. The U.S. should be doing everything we can to support the ceasefire, not undermining it. Disgusting!

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  19. Dec 20

    Let’s be absolutely clear about what Trump is doing with his latest food stamps work requirements rule: he is attacking the poor. We should be expanding programs like food stamps that lift people out of poverty, not making them even harder to access.

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  20. Retweeted
    Dec 19

    Bernie Sanders and Dianne Feinstein urge the Senate to reject the "Israel anti boycott act", warning that it will cause a threat to free speech

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