Sanders to Trump: Rescind Bannon appointment, keep promises

Sanders: There is an overlap, that Trump very successfully understood a lot of people are angry. Sanders said Democrats have a list of Mr. Trump’s promises and will hold him to them. “And they want to express their point of view that they are very frightened, in very, very strong disagreement with Mr. Trump, who has made bigotry the cornerstone of his campaign”, Sanders told USA Today.

US Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during his rally at the Charleston Civic Center on May 5, 2016 in Charleston, West Virginia. He spoke of the “absurdity that the entire campaign is played out in 15 states …”

SIEGEL: Democrats did so poorly with rural votes, white rural votes in MI that the Free Press, the Detroit Free Press – their model was so thrown off they made a very, very late call on election night.

Sanders, who defied expectations by running a close race against Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination, was also scathing in his criticism of the Democratic party’s attempt to ally itself with big money.

“What you will see on Capitol Hill is many Democrats will be prepared to work with Mr. Trump if he turns out to be honest about the promises he made during the campaign”, Sen.

They’re furious because of news recently that Brazile gave the Clinton campaign advance notice of a question to be asked during a Democratic primary debate. An email dump from WikiLeaks during the week of the Democratic National Convention this past July, which Sanders supporters say showed proof of the DNC tipping the scales in Clinton’s favor, only confirmed those fears for many Sanders supporters.

Sanders also addressed how the electoral college, not the popular vote, determined who won the presidency – a hotly-contested issue during the days that followed the election. And Werlau says his vote for Johnson wasn’t a spoiler, because he “wasn’t going to vote for Hillary in the first place”. So, I think we’re in a period of very high uncertainty. That means, old ways of thinking and reasoning are not going to suffice.

“You can argue the exact reverse – that maybe I would have been elected president of the United States”, Sanders said to cheers from the crowd.

He was pressed by reporters on some of Trump’s recent hires, notably former Breitbart News chairman Steve Bannon to be a senior adviser and chief strategist.

Sanders said in his statement: “This country, since its inception, has struggled to overcome discrimination of all forms: racism, sexism, xenophobia and homophobia”.

The Vermont senator opposes Trump’s tax policy, which would cut taxes for the top 1% of earners by $317,000 per year, according to the Tax Policy Center.

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“You know, I won Iowa not because the demographics dictated that I would win Iowa”, Obama responded.

“A tariff may well be one of those options”, Sanders said.