One thing now clear: a 40 yr-old trend of capitalism without a conscience - corporate fat cats & their errand boys in government - have created the inevitable blowback in the form of a political revolution. It was slow getting here, but it’s arrived. And it will not be going away

Feb 22, 2020 · 11:44 PM UTC

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Beautifully said!!
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Uh @BernieSanders is a fat cat. Is he going to be donating his three houses and private jet to those in need? Can't be a socialist when one lives off his wife's hardwork.
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Bernie, Bernie, Bernie
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I literally miss you! Can you please join us Marianne?!?!?! The #NotMeUs movement needs you!
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Please endorse #BernieSanders, Marianne 🙏🏼
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From your lips, Maryann, to God’s ears. And, it seems we had two signs today from Nevada:
People for Bernie @People4Bernie
22 Feb 2020
This is the kind of content you get when you make a Bernie Journey or knock doors in your backyard: berniesanders.com/knock
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Why Sanders and not Warren who is an actual Democrat? If Sanders is the Democratic nominee Trump is going to be re-elected. Florida is lost...BS will not get the vote of Cuban and other Latinos here and of conservatives that do not support Trump. What a disaster...
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You are correct but the capitalists even in the Democratic Party are still unaware of what is happening. They want status quo something they can't have
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Absolutely on point. "Capitalism without a conscience". The days of Corporations dictating national policy ONLY for the benefit of profit, to the exclusion of the well-being of this country and its citizens, must end.
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America is saddled with low expectations we started out with colonialism and slavery and paid twice to eliminate those. We spent our second century trying to play the great game and paid four times for that. Now we think we can turn our back on energy and engineering...
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