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Bernie Sanders would run for president against Wall Street, not Hillary Clinton
Bernie Sanders would run for president against Wall Street not Hillary Clinton - The Washington Post
"The truth is, there is profound anger at both political parties," Sanders told Todd.
"I think Citizens United will go down in history as one of the worst Supreme Court decisions ever. I think it is opening up the road to oligarchy in the United States of America," Sanders said of the role of money in politics. He called out the billionaire Koch brothers specifically. "Nobody in America wants them besides the billionaire class," Sanders said. "Anybody who speaks to the needs of the working class and the middle class of this country and shows the courage to take on the billionaire class — I think that candidate will do pretty well."
Bernie Sanders would run for president against Wall Street not Hillary Clinton - The Washington Post
"The truth is, there is profound anger at both political parties," Sanders told Todd.
"I think Citizens United will go down in history as one of the worst Supreme Court decisions ever. I think it is opening up the road to oligarchy in the United States of America," Sanders said of the role of money in politics. He called out the billionaire Koch brothers specifically. "Nobody in America wants them besides the billionaire class," Sanders said. "Anybody who speaks to the needs of the working class and the middle class of this country and shows the courage to take on the billionaire class — I think that candidate will do pretty well."