While President Trump moved the crowds in the Senator of Miami, Bernie Sanders, found a more left audience in Coachella on Saturday where the socialist fire brand touched the stage to rage its causes of pets.
Vermont’s independent senator was the surprise opening ceremony for singer and composer Clairo, whom Sanders thanked for “allowing” talking to the captive audience before his previous performance, a speech that used to criticize 1%, President Trump, Yyy the Yyyyyyy the president of 1%.
“This country faces some very difficult challenges and the future of what happens to the United States depends on its generation,” Sanders said in the opening of his comments to the multitude of the party in the event in Indian, California.
“We need to stand up to fight for justice. To fight for economic justice. Social justice and racial justice,” Vermont senator pontified an enthusiastic crowd.
While Trump received a crowding reaction in Miami at the UFC 314 event, his name did not receive a warm welcome when Sanders made it reference to music fans in Blue California.
“Now we obtained a president of the United States,” Sanders began before Bee interrupted by a strong choir or angry, to which she replied: “I agree.”
“He thinks that climate change is a hoax. He is dangerously wrong. And you and I are going to have to face the fossil fuel industry and tell them to stop destroying this planet,” Sanders enraged the approach of the Coachella Juerguistas.
Sanders also clung to issues such as women’s rights, was enraged against the “billionaire class”, and seized the deficiencies of the US health industry.
“We need to face insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies and understand that medical care is a human right,” Sanders aroused.
The 83 -year -old man revealed in the speech that he is a big fan of the Cliro Genes musician, who was characterized as a clean liberal lawyer.
“I am here because Cliro has used prominence to fight for women’s rights, to try to end the terrible brutal war in Gaza, where thousands of women and children are being killed. So I want the soup of deer, but for the great band, a great great great great
Currently, Sanders is on an oratory tour entitled “Fighting Oligarchy: Where We We Be Here”, which threw the massive crowds of the senator in Tempe, Az., Denver, Co. and Los Angeles, California, in the last three days.