Bernie Sanders on Voting Third-Party: Then Vs. Now
September 20, 2016
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3:44Now PlayingBernie Sanders on Voting Third-Party: Then Vs. Now
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as posted by the channelBernie Sanders recently stated that we should not vote third-party, and implied we should work within the Democratic Party. This is a bit different than what he was saying in 1991, where he stated we should not work within the Democratic Party since they're sold out to corporate interests.
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