Op-Eds

By: Bernie Sanders, The Guardian If private companies are going to benefit from taxpayer subsidies, the financial gains made by these companies must be shared with the American people For two months, a 107-member conference committee has been working to finalize an agreement on the US Innovation and Competition Act (USICA) which would provide more than $50bn in corporate welfare

By: Bernie Sanders, Fox News Millions of our seniors cannot afford to retire and we must expand Social Security so that they can live with dignity I was delighted to debate South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham two weeks ago on some of the most urgent crises facing our country. The debate was sponsored by the Bipartisan Policy Center and the Orrin

Progressive policies that help the working class are wildly popular with voters. Why are we letting Republicans and corporate Democrats dictate our agenda? At a moment in history when the leadership of the Republican party is undermining democracy, ignoring the climate crisis, trying to overturn Roe v Wade, opposing a minimum wage increase, embracing more tax breaks for the rich

By: Bernie Sanders; TIME At a time of extreme and growing income and wealth inequality, the working class of this country is courageously fighting back and telling billionaires and the most powerful corporations on the planet that they cannot have it all. There’s no greater example of the growing grassroots movement for economic justice on the job than the creation of the Amazon Labor

This month, Bernie Sanders got the chance to talk to Amazon Labor Union organizers at a Jacobin event. He told them that he will do everything he can to see their efforts spread all over this country. By Bernie Sanders; Jacobin Magazine The victory that Amazon workers won in Staten Island has been an inspiration for millions of people all

If we are going to send more humans to the Moon and eventually to Mars, will the goal be to benefit the people of the US and the world, or to make billionaires even richer? By Bernie Sanders; The Guardian n 20 July 1969, 650 million people throughout the world watched with bated breath as Neil Armstrong successfully fulfilled President