US EditionBernie Sanders fights apathy on American left
- Bernie Sanders will hold a rally at the Ford Center in Nampa, Idaho, on April 14.
- Sanders, a Vermont senator, is concerned about the country's direction under President Trump.
- The Idaho Democratic Party and chairwoman Lauren Necochea are helping promote Sanders' rally.
- Necochea stated that the rally offers a "chance for Idahoans to come together" against current policies.
- Sanders aims to discuss moving forward and challenging corporate interests, hoping his message resonates.
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Opposing Trump: Sanders leads where other lawmakers should follow
WASHINGTON—Bernie Sanders is out on the stump again, helping lead, in a big way, the opposition to Donald Trump where other lawmakers have not. And people—tens of thousands of them coast to coast—are responding. The latest proof occurred on April 12 in Los Angeles. Sanders, Vermont’s 83-year-old independent senator and one of the longest and most consistent supporters of workers on Capitol Hill, drew what the Los Angeles Police Department, not k…
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The Democratic Party’s Leadership Should Pay Attention If an 83-year-old politician can incite so much passion, where are the younger members of the Democratic Party’s leadership team? More on this amazing rally in the Los Angeles Times. At packed L.A....
Opposition in the USA: Bernie Sanders mobilizes Trump opponents – and surprises with »Coachella« appearance
While the democrats are busy with themselves, the non-partisan Bernie Sanders blows to resistance against the US president. His »fight of oligarchy« tour once again gathered tens of thousands of opponents of Donald Trump.
In the face of Donald Trump and his policy, Democrats Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are trying to wake up their camp.
The senator and the elected member of the House of Representatives travel across the United States to organize rallies and give new impetus to democratic voters.
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