The Pros And Cons Of Bernie Sanders

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Introduction
The perspective of campaigning in America is often subjective by personal opinion and view while remaining in scope of protocol and orderly fashion. Our current focus on optionally available contenders for president leaves them all caught within the entanglement of typical political circus form. There is one however, who leaves the rest caught up in their bucket of drama leading to nothing more than the usual babel of politicians. Therefore, Bernie Sanders will be the primary focus of attention concerning objectives and pursuits along with some rather brief history of his past.
LOOKING AT BERNIE SANDERS
Bernie Sanders rolled into the awesome quest with some profound power concerning his entire campaign focus on what matters for the people of America. “But Sanders didn’t
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At each of the debates thus far, he has continued sharing clear points and indicators about what matters for America on a whole. Another great example; “if I have anything to say about it, a working people picking up the cost of this; it is going to be the top one-tenth of one percent, who earn more than the bottom 50 percent” (DEMOCRACY NOW!, 2008, para. 52). As Bernie Sanders continues to discuss the issues that matter, people should realize that America finally has a trustworthy leader here. “The organizations themselves did not donate, rather the money came from the organizations’ PACs, their individual members or employees or owners, and those individuals’ immediate families” (OpenSecrets.org, n.d., para. 2). The race for democrats has little competition if any; Hillary Clinton is probably the only one who is an obstacle toward the goal with many finding her untrustworthy lately. Bernie’s support for veterans is strong as well, recognizing how important they are to our country along with the service they have or currently

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