Sanders' Massive Rally Fights Oligarchy, Trump
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Sen. Bernie Sanders rallied 36,000 people in Los Angeles, his largest ever, denouncing President Trump's move towards authoritarianism and calling for action against the oligarchy. The "Fighting Oligarchy" tour, featuring Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other progressive figures, aims to energize Democrats and counter the declining popularity of the party. Sanders criticized the Democratic Party's inaction against corporate power, while attendees expressed frustration with the current political climate and Trump's administration. The rally highlighted the growing progressive movement's resistance against the perceived influence of billionaires and the Republican party.
Sen. Bernie Sanders rallied 36,000 people in Los Angeles, his largest ever, denouncing President Trump's move towards authoritarianism and calling for action against the oligarchy. The "Fighting Oligarchy" tour, featuring Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other progressive figures, aims to energize Democrats and counter the declining popularity of the party. Sanders criticized the Democratic Party's inaction against corporate power, while attendees expressed frustration with the current political climate and Trump's administration. The rally highlighted the growing progressive movement's resistance against the perceived influence of billionaires and the Republican party.
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