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    Bernie Sanders is a sassy old man and enemy to Donald Trump, a headstrong and unapologetic democrat, and a favorite among millennials. In 2016, he ran for president and competed for the coveted democratic nomination against the now-president Donald Trump, which he lost to Hillary Clinton. Being a 75 year old man who repels nearly every right wing associated person, it is at first confusing as to why so many young voters were attracted to him until his educational platform is brought forward.…

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    But, The New Yorker article, “Bernie Sanders: A Man With A Cause” by John Cassidy, shines light onto Bernie Sanders, the designated underdog and self-proclaimed socialist of the group. The emergence of Sanders onto the presidential scene highlights the ever evolving opinions of the American public and the growing power of social media. If the presidential election continues on as it has so far it will surely prove to be an interesting one. The article, “Bernie Sanders: A Man With A Cause”…

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    media has focused mainly on two democratic candidates: Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. Both are very hard-working and exuberant political figures and they have presented introspective campaigns thus far. However, of these two, I strongly believe that Bernie Sanders is the right person to lead the United States of America. Not only does he have the experience to guide our country into an era of prosperity, but Sanders is one of few presidential candidates that voters can relate to. Our nation…

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    hopeful Senator Bernie Sanders attracted 5,500 people to an early campaign kickoff at the University of Denver (Tseng) on June 20th, 2015, an echoing common gripe with the Senator was whispered throughout the crowd. People in attendance felt a commonality amongst themselves both in their support for Bernie Sanders but also in their doubt of the so called ‘electibilty’ of a self-proclaimed democratic socialist from Vermont (Kilgore), and I was amongst them. However, by February 2016, Sanders was…

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    Bernie Sanders is a Democratic candidate that is running for President of the United States. He was elected to the U.S. Senate after 16 years as Vermont’s only congressman in the House of Representatives. Bernie Sanders is a unique individual that comes from a Jewish family, mostly appeals to the young crowd, and primarily supports the middle and low working classes. But now faces a new challenge as Bernie Sanders is new blood when it comes to presidential election in that he is a…

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    The battle between Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump has been heating up since the start. In other words, it's been leading to complications within the society of the American people. Bernie Sanders would be a better candidate because we would benefit more from him than from Trump since his proposals seem worthy enough to support the United States especially with the immigration problem. In addition, that with Sanders leading he would help out the US with it’s problems such as, immigration,…

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    Bernie Sanders is a socialist democrat whose main platform is helping the middle and lower classes through jobs programs, increased minimum wages, and additions of social safety nets. He knows who his main audience is. They are younger voters who traditionally do not vote as often as older voters. These older, predominantly white, voters generally lean more conservatively. In order to secure his predominantly young audience, he is focusing on issues that impact them more, issues such as climate…

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    Senator Bernie Sanders, a United States presidential candidate, spoke to the student body of Liberty University on September 14, 2015. In this speech, he appealed to those of different beliefs and helped them find common ground. In talking about child poverty and health care for all citizens, he demonstrated pathos. He also used ethos when citing the bible when speaking to a Christian school. Mr. Sanders' usage of logos was evident when he addressed the gap between the wealthy and the…

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    Amirah Badriah Mohd Azhar Political Science 1 Professor Anderson June 16, 2016 Paper Assignment: Bernie Sanders on Free College Education in the United States The Senator from Vermont that nobody knew about prior to the presidential race, Bernie Sanders, has come a long way to the surprise of most of the American public. Nobody could foresee the immense support he will gain especially from the younger generation who are the major force behind his campaigns and rallies. He has rejected funding…

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    The Democratic presidential nomination is up for grabs and two candidates are campaigning for the Democrats’ votes in order to stand against the Republican nominated candidate, Donald Trump. The two candidates campaigning are Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. Unlike Donald Trump, both have made a successful career in politics. They have similar views on some issues but the small differences that set them apart are what matters. It is vital for the Democratic party to nominate the right…

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