Bernie Sanders compares Trump, Musk and other ‘oligarchs’ to ‘heroin addicts’

senator Bernie Sanders, the first, criticized President Donald Trump and Eileon Musk by undermining democracy, while comparing the “few” billionaire on both sides to the “heroin addicts” chosen by the chosen “greed”, in the Monday night march.

The comments came during the “Quta Al -Qali” gathering in the state of Idaho, which included a title by the “Progressive” Alexandria “Oakassio Cortez, DN.Y.

“I used to talk about the oligarchy. People say, what is talking about? Everyone knows what I am talking about,” Sanders told Namba’s loud crowd.

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“Well, these men, these few, are suffering from a major major addiction problem. And you know what it is? It is greed.” “They are like heroin addicts. They cannot control themselves. They need more and more, and they do not care about those who move to get another billion dollars. So we will take care of their addiction problems.”

Sanders indicated that the “few” billionaires could come from both political parties – the Republicans and Democrats – but the feelings of the night were directed towards billionaires in the Trump world.

“We understand that all this now is what appears to be governed by billionaires. This is what the oligarchy feels,” Ok told Rally Pioneers. “This is the concentration of power, greed and corruption is the oligarchy. It is the oligarchy in America, and we must recognize the terrifying moment that we are now.”

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Sanders and AOC have referred to the president’s opening as a major example of the “oligarchy”, pointing to Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg and Eileon Musk in attendance and sitting near the president. Sanders also referred to “13 billion others who nominated Trump” to be in his government, who also attended that day.

Senator Bernie Sanders, I-VT. The right, and MP Alexandria Okasio Cortez, DN.Y. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

Sanders and AOC also took their moment on the stage on Monday night to invite work.

“It will not be just institutions, politicians and officials to support our democracy. It will always be the people, the masses, who refuse to comply with the authoritarian regimes, which are the last and strongest defense of our country and our freedoms. It is you in the state of Idahu.”

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“We are here today because we choose democracy, choose freedom, and choose justice. This means that we must choose to get rid of the few. We must get rid of the power of big money.”