Bernie Sanders

'Fox & Friends' Has Total Meltdown Over Sanders Plan to Guarantee Every American a Decent-Paying Job

Embracing 'the Sort of Bold Thinking We Need,' Sanders to Introduce Plan to Guarantee Every American a Job

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"Proponents trace the idea back to the New Deal Era, when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt pitched a 'Second Bill of Rights' to Congress in 1944. First on the list: the 'right to a useful and remunerative job.'"

'Trump Agenda Is Dead,' Declares Sanders, If Dems Topple House or Senate GOP

Common Dreams staff

While noting the possibility of a wave big enough to take back the House,...

Citing Working Class Pain 'That Doesn't Make CNN,' Sanders and Rev. Barber Call for Building Truly Moral Economy

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"A moral economy is one that says, in the wealthiest country in the history of...

'Cardi B Is Right': Sanders and Rapper Call Attention to Social Security and Urge Strengthening of System

'Total Failure of Governance' by Trump: Blackout Deepens Puerto Rico Crisis

Taking Aim at Corporate Impunity, Sanders' Bill Would Send Big Pharma Execs Behind Opioid Crisis to Jail

Spreading 'Like Wildfire': Majority of Americans—Including 74% of Democrats—Now Support Single-Payer

Sanders: Trump Has 'No Legal Authority' to Bomb or Attack Syria

50 Years After Assassination, Nation Urged to Embrace MLK's Radical Vision

Bernie Sanders: Koch Brothers' Privatization Push Drove Shulkin's Ouster

'We Need Medicare for All,' Says Warren, But Until That's Achieved Her New Bill Aims to Curb Pain of For-Profit System

In #CallForPeace Address, Sanders Takes on Endless War and Global Oligarchy

Because 'Corporate Media Ignores Rise of Oligarchy,' Sanders Says, We Must Not

'Mad Dog' Mattis Urges Continued US Support for Saudi's Destruction of Yemen

In Pictures and Video: Highlights From the #NationalStudentWalkout

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Bernard and His Brother: You Cannot Stop the Movement That Has Begun

One of our favorite moments from the convention was the poignant, fiery, tearful vote for Bernie of one Democrat from abroad: His older brother Larry, a longtime U.K. activist - first Labor, now Green - who paid tribute to their parents, New Dealers who "would be especially proud that Bernard is renewing that vision." Larry's painful mix of pride and sorrow - “I think he’s already made quite a difference. But I would have liked Bernard as president" - is many of us.