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Sen. Bernie Sanders to bring tour to Pa. criticizing Trump’s policies
- Senator Bernie Sanders will conduct a three-day tour in Pennsylvania starting Thursday, visiting Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Bethlehem.
- The tour follows Sanders' nationwide 'Fighting Oligarchy' campaign opposing President Trump’s policies amid economic uncertainty and comes after Trump's 100th day in his second term.
- Bernie Sanders will kick off his Pennsylvania tour on May Day at a Philadelphia City Hall rally organized by the AFL-CIO, then continue to hold events in the Republican-held districts of Harrisburg and Bethlehem with the accompaniment of Representative Chris Deluzio.
- The Philadelphia AFL-CIO urges participants to prioritize investing in people rather than billionaires, while Sanders emphasizes his goal to challenge the powerful elites and large corporations that hold significant influence.
- This tour aims to mobilize working-class voters and highlight vulnerable congressional seats ahead of the 2026 midterms, reflecting criticism of Trump's tariffs and economic impacts on American workers.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders brings tour to Philly for May Day rally to criticize President Trump's policies
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders' three-day swing through Pennsylvania starts Thursday in Philadelphia as he continues his nationwide tour speaking out against President Donald Trump.
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