EVIL AXIS: Sanders Skips Coronavirus Stimulus Vote for Event With Jihad-Reps Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, AOC

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Sanders skips coronavirus stimulus vote for event with AOC, Omar, Tlaib

WASHINGTON — Sen. Bernie Sanders claims he’s too busy dealing with the coronavirus crisis to pull the plug on his ailing campaign — but when it came time to vote on a crucial, $1.8 trillion stimulus package Sunday night, the presidential wannabe was in Burlington, Vermont, holding a campaign event.

While the rest of the Senate hammered out the package into the early hours of Monday, Sanders was continuing his doomed White House bid with a virtual “coronavirus roundtable,” starring firebrand Reps. Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Sanders spent the first 30 minutes of the video hectoring his Senate colleagues over the bill, accusing Republicans of giving the Trump administration “a blank check to hand out corporate welfare.”

“I know some of my Republican colleagues are talking about a one-time, $1,000 payment,” he said, referring to the proposal to send direct checks to American families.

“Really? Really? Yeah, that’ll last you for two or three weeks. What happens after that?” he added.

The 78-year-old self-described socialist has resisted repeated calls to drop out of the race now that his odds of winning are virtually impossible.
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After being thumped by former veep Joe Biden in last week’s primaries, Sanders exploded in a foul rant when a reporter asked him about the future of his campaign.

“I’m dealing with a f—ing global crisis,” Sanders snapped at veteran CNN congressional reporter Manu Raju.

But when it came time to vote on the trillion-dollar package that would help offset the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sanders was missing in action.

The package was deadlocked after Senate Democrats blocked the measure, 47-47, claiming it didn’t do enough for workers and health care providers.

Lawmakers will return Monday to continue hammering out the details of the historic bill, which is almost three times the size of the 2008 bank bailout.

The Sanders campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Halal Bacon
Halal Bacon
4 years ago

if bernie komrade gets corona give him vodka enema and toss off plank

Name
Name
4 years ago
Reply to  Halal Bacon

This old Commie should be denied medical treatment; it’ s a waste of precious resources.

felix1999
felix1999
4 years ago

Silly Omar… she recently put out a tweet praising President Trump . She misunderstands Trump. She thought he was pushing a government take over of companies to make products we needed for the Chinese virus.

Pollak: Donald Trump Corrects George W. Bush’s Greatest Economic Mistake
JOEL B. POLLAK 23 Mar 2020

President Donald Trump did something difficult and remarkable during the White House press briefing on Sunday: he stood up for the free market in a moment of crisis, when at least half the country is pushing him to abandon it.

A reporter asked the president why he was not using the Defense Production Act to nationalize industries to take control of companies and force them to produce needed health care equipment for treating coronavirus patients.

Trump’s answer was that the United States does not believe in nationalization, and does not need it, either:

Q: Mr. President, when it comes to the Defense Production Act. We know that governments across the country all day today were pleading with you to utilize. the DPA, to us it —

Trump: Well, it depends which governments you’re talking about.

Q: — specifically for that allocation piece that you mentioned, Mr. [Peter] Navarro. Why not use it now, if that would answer their pleas for help?

Trump: Well, we are using it now. The fact that I signed it, it’s in effect. But you know, we’re a country not based on nationalizing our business. Call a person over in Venezuela. Ask them: how did nationalization of their businesses work out? Not too well. The concept of nationalizing our business is not a good concept.

The president continued by explaining that the private sector knew better than the government how to produce needed commodities — and which companies should produce them:

Trump: Here’s the beauty of it. If we go out and we want, let’s say, masks, we don’t know who to call. But Hanes, who makes things of cotton, various elements, lots of things, it’s a great company. They called us, and they said, “We’re going to make millions of masks.” We got a call today from 3M…

The president went on to explain that sometimes a company that government might think was best to produce a needed commodity might not actually be able to do it:

Trump: If you go the national route, nationalization route. We’re gonna tell a company to make a ventilator? They don’t even know what a ventilator is! In the case of one company, they used to make them, years ago, and they know how to make them. You know, it’s a very complex piece of equipment, frankly.

://www.breitbart.com/economy/2020/03/23/pollak-donald-trump-corrects-george-w-bushs-greatest-economic-mistake/

0349 JAT
0349 JAT
4 years ago

It is nice to see the pimp and his stable of whores together.

R
R
4 years ago

And, this wicked little bitch claims Jewish ancestory. Tlaib, Omar, Ocrazio and Bernie. Wall to wall misfits.

blackfeather
blackfeather
4 years ago

every one of those cretins needs to be worm food.

Don39
Don39
4 years ago

Sounds appropriate, they are all traitors scheming against the Constitutional Republic! I love seeing them hang together and can hardly wait until they all hang together!

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
4 years ago

The only person happy about the dire straits our capitalist economy is having to endure is Sanders.

Roma Mikhasev
Roma Mikhasev
4 years ago

ordinary dems

Mathew M
Mathew M
4 years ago

TWO Up and Comers!This has a strange similarity and rings of something out of the MSM and the FBI playbook. Daaaaa

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