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What Democrats Can Learn From Sanders' Rallies

Bernie Sanders continues to draw large crowds across America, attracting tens of thousands who oppose Donald Trump and discuss income inequality.
Sanders aims to mobilize communities to challenge Trump's regressive policies and advocates for bold economic populism through his organization, Our Revolution.
Despite not seeking the presidency again, Sanders' rallies show that he is a key figure in energizing voters, particularly as Trump's popularity wanes.
Democrats are analyzing Sanders' approach as an example for future strategies, particularly in building multiracial coalitions amid a divided political landscape.

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What Democrats Can Learn From Sanders' Rallies

2 days ago·Chicago, United States

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New York Magazine

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What Dems Can Learn From Bernie Sanders’s Cathartic Rallies

Bernie Sanders is barnstorming America to great success. And while he may not be the future of the Democratic Party, his lucid messaging style should be, Ross Barkan writes.

3 days ago·New York, United States

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Bernie Sanders' rallying cry

As Democrats struggle over how, exactly, to resist the assaults President Donald Trump is carrying out on the US government, there has been a sole politician enlivening thousands of ordinary people across America: Bernie Sanders. The Vermont senator and two-time presidential candidate is now 83 and will not seek the White House again, but he’s doing what so few other Democrats are daring to do: he regularly holds rallies and denounces Trump. And…

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