Sanders Pushes Harris to Pursue Agenda That 'Speaks to the Needs of the Working Class'.
Sanders Pushes Harris to Pursue Agenda That 'Speaks to the Needs of the Working Class'.
Sen. Bernie Sanders held off on formally endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic nomination, urging her to put forth an agenda that prioritizes the needs of the nation's working class.
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Honestly, I really like Harris, but I'd still prefer Sanders.
A Sanders/Harris ticket (in either order) would have been great for people like me but I don't think it would fly with much of the US
It’s kinda wild but I really like that idea. Socialistic ideologies moderated by a person who understands law and nuance surrounding it. Could be good for America.
I love Bernie, but he's even older than Biden, who is dropping out due to concerns over his age.
Yeah, Bernie definitely shouldn't run, but I mean policy-wise I like Sanders a bit better.
But Bernie is invincible. /s
Real question, what is there to like about Harris? The more I read about her the more things I learn that I disagree with.
It's really hard for me to get past her pro-Israel, pro prison labor (legalized slavery) stances. I'm trying here, but I'm not seeing the good.
I can't tell you what to like and not like about her. Who would you like instead?
I'd personally prefer someone like Sanders on the policies, but, as a progressive, Harris is much better than anyone I've had the opportunity to vote for as President, ever.
I honestly don't know enough about the whole gamut of politicians. I guess the two politicians I align with the most with are AOC and Bernie.
I'm looking for a candidate who's main concerns are dealing with the looming climate change crisis, shifting power from billionaires back to workers, and a strong anti-genocide stance.
For all of those priorities, Harris is pretty darn close. Definitely the closest we've ever seen.