Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) assured in one of its manifestations of “Oligarchy of Lucha” on Saturday that they are “causing Donald Trump and Elon Musk to be very nervous” while presenting a series of complaints with the current Washington administration.
The 83 -year -old senator spoke with his supporters while gathered in the Gloria Molina Grand Park in Los Angeles along with guests, politicians, union representatives and musical acts.
All touch the stage before Sanders speeches and Democratic representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
“There are about 36,000 of you, the greatest demonstration we have had,” Sanders told the multitude of cheers. “Your presence here is making Donald Trump and Elon Musk very nervous.”
The Octogenarian self -determination, an independent who has never been a member of the Democratic Party, has been attracting crowds in the last two months in his national “oligarchy” tour.
Folk Rock veteran, Neil Young on the other hand, led the crowd of angels to sing “Take America Back!” While playing the electric guitar.
The singer and songwriter Maggie Rogers called the “Berniechella” event, a wink to the Annual Coachella Music Festival that takes place in the Californian desert.
AFP reports that Vermont senator approached a litany of perceived complaints, including Trump’s mass cuts to government financing and threats to medical care and investigations while draining Washington’s swamp.
The mentions of Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla and X, got angry at the crowd.
The billionaire made to himself has been commissioned by Trump with the dramatic reduction of government spending, and is for many Sanders supporters a symbol of the corrupt influence of wealth in politics.
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“We are living at a time when a handful of billionaires control the economic and political life of our country,” Sanders said on Saturday.
Trump is moving to the United States “quickly towards an authoritarian form of society,” he said.
The “Combat Oligarchy” tour is mainly intended for republican majority areas, but a decision was made to make an exception for the deep blue
The Sanders website states that the tour has attended 107,981 people in seven states so far, and that live broadcasts of the tour have been observed more than five million times.
The next stops have been scheduled later in April for the cities of California in Bakersfield and Auburn, in addition to Salt Lake City; Nampa, Idaho; and Missoula, Montana.
