Bernie Sanders

Bernie Sanders, Democrats Introduce Bill Boosting Social Security Benefits

Their proposal would make Social Security fully solvent through taxes on higher earners and corporations.
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Bernie Sanders Is Taking The Reins On This Committee — And His Next Move May Surprise You

The Vermont senator outlines his agenda for the Senate health, education, labor and pensions committee -- and explains why he thinks it can become reality.
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Bernie Sanders Says Sinema ‘Helped Sabotage’ Some Of The Most Important Legislation

The Vermont independent said he believes part of why the Arizona senator left the Democratic Party is because her constituents lost faith in her.
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Top Adviser Thinks Bernie Sanders Would Give 2024 A ‘Hard Look’ If Biden Doesn’t Run Again

“I don’t want to make a judgment for him ... but I assume that he would want to reevaluate it," Faiz Shakir said.
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Bernie Sanders Mocks GOP Senators Who Claim To Care About Rail Workers

The Vermont senator said it's "hard" to understand how Republicans can be a working-class party if they don't support paid sick leave.
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Bernie’s Warning For The GOP

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) opened up about the challenges of working with a Republican party drifting away from reality.
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Will Voters Stick With Biden's Outlook For America, Or Take It In A Different Direction?

With Democrats' control of Congress teetering, the president has traveled the country to turn the midterms into a choice between two visions for America.
By Zeke Miller, AP

You Can’t Talk About The Economy Without Talking About Abortion

With midterms looming, framing abortion as primarily a social issue ignores the economic reality of tens of millions of people — and the country as a whole.
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Democrats Increasingly Worry About The Federal Reserve Crushing The Economy

Mass unemployment is a bad way to tame inflation, Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Sherrod Brown and others argue.
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Elizabeth Warren And Bernie Sanders Lead Opposition To Kroger-Albertsons Merger

The senators sent a letter asking the FTC to oppose the $25 billion deal, calling the two grocery chains “anticompetitive and antiworker.”
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