Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, one of the prominent progressive in the country, gave a staging speech at the Kochilla Music Festival in California on Saturday night, as he was appealing to young people to oppose President Trump’s policies.
Mr. Sanders, who spoke early in the evening in a gathering in the center of Los Angeles Part of a Western tourHe made his comments before the singer and songwriter Clairo.
“This country faces some very difficult challenges, and the future of what is happening to America depends on your generation,” said Mr. Sanders, 83. During his brief titleThat receives slogans from the crowd. “We need you to fight for justice, fighting for economic justice, social justice and ethnic justice.”
When Mr. Sanders, the President of the United States, said, the public said, and Senator said: “I agree.”
Mr. Sanders highlighted economic inequality, comprehensive health care, threats to miscarriage and climate change as issues that require action. He said that he came to Kochilla to thank Clearo for her activity, and praised her for talking about women’s rights in Gaza, noting that thousands of women and children were War.
Mr. Sanders, an independent, sought a democratic presidential nomination in 2016, lost to Hillary Clinton. He ran again after four years and was the last major democratic competitor to Joseph R. Biden Junior, who won the 2020 presidential elections.
Senator appears in Cochlla Valley Festival for Music and Arts He agrees with his popularity among young progressors who admire him as uncompromising and explicit fires.
