Bernie Sanders: When We Stand Together For Justice

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Bernie sanders has a lot of people on his side including republicans, women, LGTB, millennials, and minorities. Bernie sanders has been fighting for millennials and minorities since the beginning. According to Bernie Sanders himself "When we stand together, we will always win. When men and women stand together for justice, we win. When black, white and Hispanic people stand together for justice, we win. When straight and gay people stand together for justice, we win. When working families stand together, we win." In the race for presidential office of 2016 there are three people who are winning the race. In the democratic office it is Donald Trump. In the republican office it is Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. I believe Bernie Sanders is …show more content…
Most people do not even know who he is. The truth is Bernie Sanders has been in the political stands for a long time he just not has been in the spotlight until now. According to Britannica school Bernie Sander, Bernard Sanders, was born september, 8 1941 he is 74 years old. He was born too two jewish parents of Polish descent he grew up in brooklyn. Bernie earned a bachelor degree in 1964 of political science from the University of Chicago. After he graduated he started becoming more active in activist movements such as the civil rights movement and march on washington.(where he walked with Martin Luther King.) His participation in the movements had led him to go to israel to live on a kibbutz(A farm). While in israel he was inspired to “take care of the weak” said Albert Ely who was on the kibbutz with Sanders. Once Sanders returned to the United States he started participating in more movements such as back-to-the-land (working as a union carpenter and freelance journalist.) and anti-Vietnam War act. He ran as an independent several times for Vermont governor which he was unsuccessful at. In 1982, he was elected mayor of Burlington. When Jesse Jackson was running for president Sanders was one of only two to endorse Jackson. In 1991, sanders took office for the U.S. House of Representatives. When Bush was in office Bernie voted against the Iraq War. Bernie Sanders was made famous for his ideal …show more content…
One republican and one democratic. His biggest competitor is Hillary Clinton a democrat. According to theweek.com Clinton’s campaign is not about change but about going forward. Clinton 's economic plan is a mixture of improving education, aid for the lower and middle class, child care, financial regulation, raising taxes on the wealthy, and cutting taxes on the middle class. The problem with Hillary Clinton is that when she was Secretary of State she was entrusted with keeping secrets safe yet she failed. She was emailing north korea and smoking guns that could harm the lives of many Americans. Hillary would not hand over the emails to FBI saying that it was “Her personal email” over the past two weeks she finally released over 1,300 emails to the FBI. Clinton can still run even though she is being prosecuted, because she has not been proven guilty yet. Many LGBT people support hillary clinton, yet they should be supporting Bernie Sanders. Hillary Clinton has not always supported people of the LGBT community. the dailybeast.com reported that hillary clinton did not support gay marriage until 2013. Most of her LGBT supporters only support her because she is a women 's rights advocate. Bernie Sanders other competitor is Donald Trump a republican. Donald Trump is one of the wealthiest people in America. According to thestreet.com Trump is worth somewhere between 4.5 billion and 10 billion dollars. Donald Trump is not looking forward to

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