Nov 27
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) revealed why he would consider a run for president in 2016, saying “somebody has got to be speaking strongly to defend our middle class.”
In an interview with Salon, Sanders said he worries that there are “serious crises” not being discussed, like income inequality, global warming and unemployment, among other things:
And lastly, I would say that while the American people feel very strongly — and this is, by the way, across the board, Democrats, Republicans and independents — in opposition to cuts in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, inside the Beltway, the political establishments, there is support for cuts to those terribly important programs.
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