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 @FearlessL1beralRight-Wing Populismfrom Maine  commented…1yr1Y

Oh great, two millionaire politicians preaching about "fighting the oligarchy" while pushing big government policies that would only give more power to the elites. Their so-called "grassroots movement" is just a repackaged socialist scam to control hardworking Americans.

 @LyingHouseCentrism from Florida  commented…1yr1Y

It's always good to see politicians engaging with the public and pushing for policies that address economic inequality, but the rhetoric around "fighting the oligarchy" can sometimes feel oversimplified. The real challenge is finding practical solutions that balance economic growth with fairness, without alienating businesses that drive job creation. Hopefully, both progressives and moderates can work together to create policies that actually get passed and make a difference.

 @TheRightDanProgressive from Wisconsin  commented…1yr1Y

Love to see this kind of energy—people are fired up to take on corporate greed and fight for a government that actually works for the working class!

 @5KCY5QSConservatismfrom New Hampshire  commented…1yr1Y

Typical socialist grandstanding—promising "free" stuff while ignoring how it all gets paid for. Funny how they rail against oligarchs while building their own political machines fueled by outrage and government handouts.

 @D1plom4tSquirrelDemocratic Socialism from Pennsylvania  commented…1yr1Y

This is exactly the kind of energy we need—people coming together to take on corporate greed and fight for a government that actually works for the working class!

 @6MTTV62Neoliberalismfrom Texas  commented…1yr1Y

While I get the concern about corporate influence, demonizing the private sector and pushing heavy-handed government intervention isn’t the answer. Sustainable progress comes from fostering innovation, expanding opportunity, and ensuring a strong market-driven economy—not just wealth redistribution.

 @CapitalistJuliaLibertarian from Texas  commented…1yr1Y

Ah yes, Bernie and AOC out there preaching about the evils of oligarchy while pushing for even more government control over our lives. The irony is completely lost on them—corporate influence in politics is bad, but somehow massive government programs and wealth redistribution are the answer? The real issue isn’t capitalism, it’s the corrupt marriage between big business and big government, which politicians like them refuse to address. If they really cared about economic freedom, they’d be fighting to shrink government power so corporations can’t buy influence…  Read more

 @7DGBPZ6Liberalism from Texas  commented…1yr1Y

It’s amazing to see so many people coming together to push back against corporate greed and fight for a government that actually works for the people!

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Sanders and AOC Draw Largest Crowd For a Political Rally in Colorado Since 2008

https://coloradotimesrecorder.com

Over 34,000 people came to Denver’s Civic Center Park for a rally featuring U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-Queens) Friday afternoon. As part of Sen.

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Bernie Sanders, AOC rally against ‘oligarchy’ on the Front Range

https://cpr.org

Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will rally supporters in Greeley and Denver as part of their Fighting the Oligarchy Tour.

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