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Sen. Bernie Sanders, the self-identified socialist from Vermont, has met plenty of angry people in recent years. Some of them are in the Occupy Wall Street movement and consider themselves progressives, Sanders said Monday at the Brookings Institution, a Washington-based think tank. Some are in the Tea Party movement and consider themselves conservatives. stanley cup Whatever their political bent, he said, They have every right in the world to be angry. They re seeing an explosion of technology. They re watching TV and seeing all the great benefits, supposedly, stanley quencher of the global economy, the senator said. And they re working longer hours for lower wages. And they re scared to death as to what is going to happen to their kids, what kind of jobs are their kids going to have. Who would Americans like to see on the campaign trail in 2016 Should the 73-year-old senator decide to run for president in 2016, this will be the crux of his pitch to the American people -- that it s time for a grassroots-driven movement to significantly shift the nation s economic priorities. stanley cup The question is whether voters -- particularly Democratic primary voters -- are angry enough over the uneven distribution of wealth to support Sanders campaign.Most recent polls would suggest they re not. Democratic voters are largely supporting former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton s potential 2016 nomination, indicating that they re satisfied with the economic trajectory s Lrja Inkblotism
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum meets patrons of Tommy s Ham House, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012, during a campaign event in Greenville, S.C. AP Photo/Matt Rourke stanley website GREENVILLE, S.C. - Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum sharpened his messages of populism and electability in South Carolina Saturday morning, saying the grandson of a coal miner is better equipped to relate to blue-collar voters in swing states than a Bain executive. As Santorum s adversaries in the GOP field - particularly former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Texas Gov. Rick Perry - have attacked front-runn stanley spain er Mitt Romney s record at the private equity firm Bain Capital, Santorum has taken a pass, repeatedly saying he would not attack the capitalist system.Then today, the former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania struck the theme that his background and upbringing make him more appealing to the parts of the country hit hard by the los copo stanley s of manufacturing jobs. Those areas of the country, Santorum added, are swing states up for grabs in the general election. You want to win this election Santorum said to a crowd at Tommy s Country Ham House in Greenville. Then we ve got to go to the states where you win the election, and it s Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, North Carolina, Missouri, Wisconsin. I respect Mitt Romney s career in business, but the grandson of a coa
Sen. Bernie Sanders, the self-identified socialist from Vermont, has met plenty of angry people in recent years. Some of them are in the Occupy Wall Street movement and consider themselves progressives, Sanders said Monday at the Brookings Institution, a Washington-based think tank. Some are in the Tea Party movement and consider themselves conservatives. stanley cup Whatever their political bent, he said, They have every right in the world to be angry. They re seeing an explosion of technology. They re watching TV and seeing all the great benefits, supposedly, stanley quencher of the global economy, the senator said. And they re working longer hours for lower wages. And they re scared to death as to what is going to happen to their kids, what kind of jobs are their kids going to have. Who would Americans like to see on the campaign trail in 2016 Should the 73-year-old senator decide to run for president in 2016, this will be the crux of his pitch to the American people -- that it s time for a grassroots-driven movement to significantly shift the nation s economic priorities. stanley cup The question is whether voters -- particularly Democratic primary voters -- are angry enough over the uneven distribution of wealth to support Sanders campaign.Most recent polls would suggest they re not. Democratic voters are largely supporting former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton s potential 2016 nomination, indicating that they re satisfied with the economic trajectory s Lrja Inkblotism
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum meets patrons of Tommy s Ham House, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012, during a campaign event in Greenville, S.C. AP Photo/Matt Rourke stanley website GREENVILLE, S.C. - Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum sharpened his messages of populism and electability in South Carolina Saturday morning, saying the grandson of a coal miner is better equipped to relate to blue-collar voters in swing states than a Bain executive. As Santorum s adversaries in the GOP field - particularly former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Texas Gov. Rick Perry - have attacked front-runn stanley spain er Mitt Romney s record at the private equity firm Bain Capital, Santorum has taken a pass, repeatedly saying he would not attack the capitalist system.Then today, the former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania struck the theme that his background and upbringing make him more appealing to the parts of the country hit hard by the los copo stanley s of manufacturing jobs. Those areas of the country, Santorum added, are swing states up for grabs in the general election. You want to win this election Santorum said to a crowd at Tommy s Country Ham House in Greenville. Then we ve got to go to the states where you win the election, and it s Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, North Carolina, Missouri, Wisconsin. I respect Mitt Romney s career in business, but the grandson of a coa
