Bernie Sanders attracts crowds with his “Fight Oligarchy” tour to challenge Trump, Musk and other billionaires

The senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, is the first Democrat to roll up his sleeves after the crushing defeat in the elections. 

He launched a tour called “Fighting Oligarchy” to mobilize Americans against the growing influence of billionaires, notably President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who he believes benefit from the system at the expense of the American people.

At 83 years old, Sanders has established himself as a role model of resistance against the presidency of Donald Trump. 

During his “Fight Oligarchy” tour, he declared that Americans would not tolerate a drift toward oligarchy and authoritarianism.

This tour aims to mobilize the Democratic base against the growing influence of billionaires in American politics, particularly Elon Musk. 

Elon Musk has invested heavily in key elections, notably by financially supporting the conservative candidate Brad Schimel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election. 

Bernie Sanders strongly denounced this involvement, stating that no billionaire should be able to buy an election in a democratic country.

The election to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which Sanders refers to, scheduled for April 4, is crucial. It will determine the court’s stance on issues such as abortion rights, public sector unions, and redistricting.

Bernie Sanders warns all Americans that the billionaires, especially those who were at the forefront of Donald Trump’s inauguration, want to have… well everything.

«It is never enough, they are addicted to always wanting more and they do not care about the number of people they crush to satisfy their greed», says the uniquely styled politician.

Sanders claims this is exactly what billionaires are trying to do right now, and that’s why he is traveling across the country at a time when billionaires have never had it so easy, and that they are doing what he calls «the Robin Hood proposal in reverse», which is to take from the poor and give to the rich because they have an «addiction of greed».