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Always the same from these communists. You do as I say, I'll do as I please.
Mamdani is the same, with his expensive wedding last year in Africa and private security, etc.
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Mamdani is the same, with his expensive wedding last year in Africa and private security, etc.
According to Fox, FEC filings show Bernie Sanders spent $550,000 on private jets in 2025 alone, mostly during his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour with AOC. He prefers Bombardier Challengers ($15K/hour) while preaching about climate change and income inequality.
To be fair, it’s hard to fight oligarchy from a middle seat in coach, wedged between a crying baby and a guy cracking open a can of tuna. You really need that Bombardier Challenger cabin width if you want to properly denounce capitalism. Bernie explained his jet habit to Bret Baier: “You think I’m gonna be sitting on a waiting line at United while 30,000 people are waiting?” This is technically true. United’s legroom is incompatible with righteous indignation about the working class.
Putting Bernie’s explanation another way, the Bombardier Bolshevik spent half a million on private jets while calling climate change an ‘existential threat’ because, apparently, the real existential threat was to his connecting flight. Coach for thee, Challenger for me.
Democrats are evolving. At a union rally in 2023, Bernie bro AOC asked members, “For real, how many private jets do these CEOs need? It is insatiable!” Politico, July ’23:
So … two years later, how many private jets does insatiable Bernie Sanders need? A lot, apparently. This isn’t your grandpa’s socialism. “Workers of the world, unite! I’ll be overhead at 40,000 feet.” I wish him luck. Go ahead, seize the means of transportation, but preferably with a wide cabin and leather seats.
The revolution will not be televised— but it will have beverage service.
To be fair, it’s hard to fight oligarchy from a middle seat in coach, wedged between a crying baby and a guy cracking open a can of tuna. You really need that Bombardier Challenger cabin width if you want to properly denounce capitalism. Bernie explained his jet habit to Bret Baier: “You think I’m gonna be sitting on a waiting line at United while 30,000 people are waiting?” This is technically true. United’s legroom is incompatible with righteous indignation about the working class.
Putting Bernie’s explanation another way, the Bombardier Bolshevik spent half a million on private jets while calling climate change an ‘existential threat’ because, apparently, the real existential threat was to his connecting flight. Coach for thee, Challenger for me.
Democrats are evolving. At a union rally in 2023, Bernie bro AOC asked members, “For real, how many private jets do these CEOs need? It is insatiable!” Politico, July ’23:
So … two years later, how many private jets does insatiable Bernie Sanders need? A lot, apparently. This isn’t your grandpa’s socialism. “Workers of the world, unite! I’ll be overhead at 40,000 feet.” I wish him luck. Go ahead, seize the means of transportation, but preferably with a wide cabin and leather seats.
The revolution will not be televised— but it will have beverage service.
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NYT self-pity; TrumpRx opens, progs panic; Trump cracks church–state myths; Fla. forces food labels FDA won’t; Bernie’s jet hypocrisy; DOJ’s Antifa roundup; CA gerrymander and Dems primary woes; more.
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