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JA938 people would pay more. 130 million families would get $12,000. Bernie Sanders says that is fair.
Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Ro Khanna introduced the Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act on March 2, 2026. The bill would impose a 5 percent annual wealth tax on Americans with a net worth over one billion dollars. It would affect 938 people and raise an estimated $4.4 trillion over the next decade according to an analysis by UC Berkeley economists Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman.
In its first year the bill would send a $3,000 payment to every individual in a household earning under $150,000, meaning $12,000 for a family of four. Additional revenue would go toward reversing $1.1 trillion in healthcare cuts, expanding Medicare to cover dental, vision and hearing, capping childcare costs at 7 percent of income, and setting a $60,000 minimum salary for public school teachers.
The bill has virtually no chance of passing the current Republican-controlled Congress. Critics call it economically destructive and note that a similar proposal in California already caused billionaires to leave the state. Sanders says democracies become oligarchies when wealth becomes too concentrated.
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DAIs the American political system deeply influenced by money and power?
Bernie Sanders argues that both major parties are affected. In an interview with Bret Baier on Fox News, he claimed that wealthy donors and billionaires play a major role in shaping which candidates succeed and what legislation reaches the floor.
He pointed to examples on both sides. Within the GOP, he suggested that lawmakers who oppose tax cuts for the wealthy risk facing well-funded primary challengers backed by figures like Elon Musk. Among Democrats, he argued that those who oppose military aid to Israel may face heavy opposition from groups such as AIPAC in future elections.
His broader point: financial influence has become a powerful force across the political spectrum.
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GLBernie Sanders wants to tax America's 938 billionaires 5% yearly and use $4.4 trillion for $12,000 family checks. Bernie Sanders has again brought a major economic proposal into national focus, alongside Ro Khanna, introducing the Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act in March 2026. The plan suggests a 5% yearly wealth tax on individuals worth over $1 billion. It targets around 938 Americans and aims to raise about $4.4 trillion over 10 years. A central part of the proposal is its direct effect on households. In the first year, it would provide $3,000 per individual for families earning under $150,000 annually, equal to $12,000 for a family of four. The revenue would also support healthcare expansion, including dental, vision, and hearing coverage, while helping reduce childcare costs for working families. The bill also includes education funding, such as setting a $60,000 minimum salary for public school teachers. Supporters say it could reduce inequality and support the middle class. Critics argue it may discourage investment and push wealthy individuals to move assets, raising concerns about its long-term economic impact.
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CHBernie Sanders is making waves again, this time taking aim at President Trump’s military spending and the escalating tensions with Iran.
In a post on X, Sanders called out the nearly $1 trillion already approved for the Pentagon, with Trump asking for even more money for what Sanders described as an “unauthorized war.” He’s pushing Congress to reject additional military funding, arguing that U.S. resources should be spent on fixing domestic issues rather than “endless wars.”
It’s more than a simple budget debate. Sanders’ comments tap into growing concerns about unchecked presidential war powers and the true cost of America’s military involvement abroad. With lawmakers starting to question the strategy and financial impact of the U.S. role in Iran, the discussion is heating up, and Sanders is making it clear: it's time to refocus on what's happening back home.
The debate over war funding isn’t just about numbers — it’s about where America’s priorities truly lie.
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MEBernie Sanders: ‘We Are Being Lied To Again’ — Targets Trump Over Iran War
Speaking at a major “No Kings” rally in Minnesota, Senator Bernie Sanders delivered a sharp critique of U.S. foreign policy, drawing parallels between past and present conflicts while directly targeting former campaign promises made by Donald Trump.
Addressing the crowd, Sanders argued that Americans have historically been misled about major wars, referencing Vietnam and Iraq before turning to the current conflict with Iran. He suggested that similar patterns are repeating, warning that the public is once again not being told the full truth about military involvement.
The Vermont senator also pointed to Trump’s previous campaign messaging, where he positioned himself as a candidate opposed to prolonged overseas conflicts and pledged to avoid what he described as “forever wars.” Sanders claimed those commitments have not held up, accusing the administration of moving in the opposite direction as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
The remarks come amid a wave of nationwide protests, with thousands of demonstrations across the United States focused on issues including the Iran conflict, immigration enforcement, and government spending priorities.
For many demonstrators, the concern is not just about foreign policy decisions, but also about how resources are allocated—whether funds should be directed toward international conflicts or domestic infrastructure and economic stability.
As the debate intensifies, reactions remain divided, with supporters echoing Sanders’ concerns over transparency and priorities, while critics argue that such comparisons oversimplify complex geopolitical realities.
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DAThis is what complete and utter public humiliation looks like. Someone FINALLY said it to Bernie Sanders' face - an instant classic 🔥🔥🔥
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LUBreaking News: Bernie Sanders Proposes Ban on Naming Federal Assets After Sitting Presidents
A new proposal from Bernie Sanders is sparking debate across the United States, as he introduces legislation aimed at preventing presidents from naming federal buildings, landmarks, or assets after themselves while in office.
According to early details, the proposal is designed to reinforce ethical boundaries in public service by ensuring that federal property remains free from what supporters describe as self-promotion or personal branding by sitting leaders. The move reflects broader concerns about maintaining the integrity and neutrality of public institutions.
Supporters of the legislation argue that government assets belong to the people, not individual leaders. They believe such a rule would help preserve public trust and prevent the appearance of leaders using their position for personal legacy-building. Many also point out that honoring public figures typically comes after their service, allowing for a more balanced historical evaluation.
On the other hand, critics question whether the proposal addresses a widespread issue or if it is more symbolic than practical. Some argue that naming decisions are often handled through legislative or local processes already, and additional restrictions may not be necessary.
Legal experts note that if passed, the legislation would likely set clear guidelines on how federal properties are named, potentially standardizing practices across different agencies and administrations. However, its passage would depend on political support in Congress and broader agreement on its necessity.
The proposal also taps into a larger conversation about ethics in leadership, accountability, and how public figures are remembered. In an era where political branding and image-building play a significant role, ideas like this are drawing increased attention.
As discussions continue, Americans are asking a simple but powerful question: Should leaders be allowed to attach their own names to public assets while in power—or should such honors be reserved for history to decide?
#BreakingNews #BernieSanders #USPolitics #governmente
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THBernie Sanders Exposes the Truth About US Military
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SUThere’s always money for endless war and genocide, but never money for us.
The U.S. is still sending weapons being used by the Israeli government to bomb south Lebanon, displace families in the West Bank, and continue the assault on Gaza.
And now, Bernie Sanders is forcing a vote TODAY to block those arms sales.
For the fourth time, he’s introducing resolutions to stop the transfer of 1,000 lb bombs and bulldozers used to destroy homes and lives across Palestine and Lebanon.
People are done paying for endless war while our communities go without what we need.
FUND HEALTHCARE.
FUND SCHOOLS.
FUND HOUSING.
TELL CONGRESS: FUND PEOPLE, NOT BOMBS.
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SEBERNIE SANDERS: “You’re attacking me.”
MULLIN: “If I cared about your opinion, I would ask you, but I don’t—you’re part of the problem—because you’ve been sitting here longer than I’ve even been alive!” 🔥🔥
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VIBill Maher asks how the government is “failing the poor so badly” when he pays “60 PERCENT” of his earnings in taxes.
“Last week was tax day… I paid the government probably almost 60% of what I earn. That’s a lot.”
“And I… wouldn’t mind if Bernie Sanders would stop saying the rich don’t pay taxes.”
“The top 10% pay 72% of all federal income taxes. And the bottom half, 3%.”
“The Democratic Socialists talk about socialism like we don’t already have a lot: Social Security, unemployment, Medicare, nutritional assistance, Medicaid, Obamacare, disability, housing subsidies.”
“How can you be soaking the rich and failing the poor so badly? How can it be that the federal government alone took in over 5 trillion in taxes last year, and we still need that?”
“Are we really this incompetent and corrupt?”
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