"I want to congratulate Bernie Sanders on his remarkable effort to build electoral support for
fundamental progressive change in America, starting with addressing income inequality.
I understand his decision to continue through next week’s primaries and presumably continue his fight to amend the Democratic Party platform. But like many progressives, I am concerned by his statement that he will work with Hillary Clinton, a candidate whose shortcomings he has so critically highlighted over the last year.
Bernie has made an important contribution to the rising demand for change among average Americans. He is part of a broad social movement for fundamental changes that contains Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter, A Fight for $15, and a ban on fracking and demand for climate action.
I plan to continue to help build the movement for a progressive revolution as the Green Party candidate for President this November." A3PR
I understand his decision to continue through next week’s primaries and presumably continue his fight to amend the Democratic Party platform. But like many progressives, I am concerned by his statement that he will work with Hillary Clinton, a candidate whose shortcomings he has so critically highlighted over the last year.
Bernie has made an important contribution to the rising demand for change among average Americans. He is part of a broad social movement for fundamental changes that contains Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter, A Fight for $15, and a ban on fracking and demand for climate action.
I plan to continue to help build the movement for a progressive revolution as the Green Party candidate for President this November." A3PR
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