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Bernie Sanders admits 'I don't feel comfortable about' Trump ban from Twitter

March 23, 2021

Bernie Sanders admits 'I don't feel comfortable about' Trump ban from Twitter

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and former President Donald Trump rarely see eye to eye on anything, but it appears the two have found common ground when it comes to Trump's ban from Twitter.

Biden 'may not be tough enough' to stand up to AOC, Bernie Sanders on filibuster: Tom Cotton

March 17, 2021

Biden 'may not be tough enough' to stand up to AOC, Bernie Sanders on filibuster: Tom Cotton

On Wednesday, Sen. Tom Cotton R-Ark., warned against ending the filibuster and said that President Biden may not be tough enough to stand up against far-left Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders.

Laura Ingraham: Biden, Democrats aim to use pandemic to put US on 'Road to Serfdom'

March 16, 2021

Laura Ingraham: Biden, Democrats aim to use pandemic to put US on 'Road to Serfdom'

Democrats are using the coronavirus pandemic to "transform the economy so it will no longer be the free market that has created more prosperity and happiness than any other economic system in the world.," Laura Ingraham told viewers Monday.

Twitter users jump on new Bernie Sanders meme

March 12, 2021

Twitter users jump on new Bernie Sanders meme

He left the mittens at home, but he’s still got the slouch that’s social media gold.

Recall Gavin Newsom adviser pushes back on Bernie Sanders’ criticism, says liberals joining effort

March 9, 2021

Recall Gavin Newsom adviser pushes back on Bernie Sanders’ criticism, says liberals joining effort

A senior adviser to the Recall Gavin Newsom campaign is pushing back against Sen. Bernie Sanders’ criticisms of the movement, claiming many of those who’ve signed the recall petition are supporters of the senator.

House Progressive leader breaks silence about Senate COVID bill changes

March 6, 2021

House Progressive leader breaks silence about Senate COVID bill changes

The head of the House Progressive Caucus Saturday offered a statement of support in favor of the Senate version of the coronavirus legislation despite the weakening of some provisions that House liberals had fought for.

LIVE UPDATES: Senate votes to provide $300 weekly jobless benefits until Sept. during vote-a-rama session

March 6, 2021

LIVE UPDATES: Senate votes to provide $300 weekly jobless benefits until Sept. during vote-a-rama session

The Senate was debating the $1.9 trillion COVID relief proposal, ahead of an expected vote-a-rama to begin midday Friday.

Senate blocks Sanders effort to add $15 minimum wage to coronavirus bill

March 5, 2021

Senate blocks Sanders effort to add $15 minimum wage to coronavirus bill

After nearly 12 hours, the U.S. Senate voted Friday night against an effort to add a $15 minimum wage provision to a massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus package.

Golden Globes saw Bernie Sanders' mittens meme behind Cynthia Nixon

March 1, 2021

Golden Globes saw Bernie Sanders' mittens meme behind Cynthia Nixon

The actress was celebrated with her wife Christine, their 10-year-old son, and Manhattan district attorney candidate Tahanie Aboushi.

Biden's town hall comments on defunding police, student loans, minimum wage could upset left wing

February 17, 2021

Biden's town hall comments on defunding police, student loans, minimum wage could upset left wing

President Biden's comments on the issues of student loan forgiveness, defunding the police, and how quickly to raise the minimum wage made during a Wisconsin town hall Tuesday are anything but welcome signals for progressives.