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Video: Bernie Sanders Interview Grey TV Washington DC - May 24
Published on May 25, 2019
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) -- Sen. Bernie Sanders' (I-VT) presidential campaign will return to his home state for the first time since he entered the race. But first, he met for a one-on-one interview.
Sen. Bernie Sanders sits down for a one-on-one interview with Gray DC Reporter Kyle Midura
Sanders said there's a big difference between this race and 2016. Over just a few years his ideas went from fringe to mainstream.
"The issues we are talking about are issues that speak to the needs of working families, and the middle-class, and low-income people," said Sanders.
His campaign pitches include criminal justice and immigration reform, tightening gun laws, and fighting for racial and gender equality. But the primary theme continues to be economic justice. Sanders promises crackdowns on big banks, big agriculture, and wealthy tax-evaders as well as jobs, fewer financial traps, and better services for those struggling for their financial survival.
https://www.wtok.com/content/news/510394462.html
Sen. Bernie Sanders sits down for a one-on-one interview with Gray DC Reporter Kyle Midura
Sanders said there's a big difference between this race and 2016. Over just a few years his ideas went from fringe to mainstream.
"The issues we are talking about are issues that speak to the needs of working families, and the middle-class, and low-income people," said Sanders.
His campaign pitches include criminal justice and immigration reform, tightening gun laws, and fighting for racial and gender equality. But the primary theme continues to be economic justice. Sanders promises crackdowns on big banks, big agriculture, and wealthy tax-evaders as well as jobs, fewer financial traps, and better services for those struggling for their financial survival.
https://www.wtok.com/content/news/510394462.html