Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said that the “most frightening times” of his life claimed that the “movement towards authoritarianism” has spread throughout the country during the Trump administration.
“It's not just that they want to give billionaires tax deductions and cut programs for workers. Frankly, that happened before,” Vermont Progressive I said Republicans Pods save America.
“You can combine it with the power of the Olihead in general, and combine it with Musk to own Twitter and send his message to hundreds of millions of people,” the Vermont senator continued, arguing that Musk serves as one of the biggest obstacles to the hill, known as “progressivism and economic justice.”
He also said he was the founder of Amazon. Washington Post Owner Jeff Bezos is changing the editorial outlook post As another sign.
“It can be combined with the fact that people like Bezos, the second richest person in the country, fired or kicked out most of his editorial staff and turned it into right-wing ones,” Bezos tried to refocus the outlet's opinion section to discuss personal freedom and the free market.
“Trump is suing major media outlets and threatening to investigate PBS and NPR. It's combined with the power of money as well as the move towards authoritarianism,” Sanders continued.
“When he tells the Vice President in his judgment that the courts have no right to stop the unconstitutional behavior of the President, it's authoritarian. He is now trying to end what the Founding Father was. [sic] They're pretty smart and create a government shape that's balanced with checks,” Sanders said.
“It's a scary moment,” he added.
Sean Moran is a policy reporter for Breitbart News. Follow him with x @seanmoran3.
