Sen. Bernie Sanders kicks off ‘Fighting Oligarchy: Where We Go from Here’ tour

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Sen. Bernie Sanders kicks off ‘Fighting Oligarchy: Where We Go from Here’ tour

Sanders’ tour targets areas won by former President Biden in 2020, but which swayed towards republican candidates in 2024.

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Sanders warns of move toward 'oligarchy

Sen. Bernie Sanders came to Omaha Friday to raise the alarm over what he described as America's move toward oligarchy under President Donald Trump.

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Overflow Omaha crowd launches U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ ‘Fighting Oligarchy’ tour

OMAHA – U.S. Sen Bernie Sanders kicked off his “Fighting Oligarchy” nationwide tour in Omaha Friday night, drawing an overflow crowd of more than 2,500 with hundreds more turned away. The progressive independent from Vermont spoke to supporters about what…

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Bernie Sanders stopping in Omaha on national tour

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders is set to speak in Omaha on Friday in the first stop of his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour.

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Resisting Oligarchy: They Cannot Withstand Consistent Pressure

Stand up for democracy and freedom. The Daily is a newsletter committed to bringing you the information that you need to remain free, and you can join the community by becoming a subscriber.Subscribe nowEvery small action matters and collective, consistent pressure can protect democracy.Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) understands the assignment. She, along with Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), is leading Resisting Oligarchy strategy…

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Why are we holding town meetings across the country at this time -- especially in conservative areas?, asks Bernie Sanders, the longest-serving U.S. senator and independent congressman in congressional history in a column for the Guardian. He adds, the answer is obvious.