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Sanders Critiques Democratic Party Amidst Trump’s Victory

Bernie Sanders criticizes the Democratic Party and its leadership for abandoning working-class voters following Trump's election win, stirring backlash from party officials.

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Updated: Nov 7th, 2024, 7:44 PM ET

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In response to Donald Trump's election win, Bernie Sanders strongly criticized the Democratic Party for neglecting working-class voters. Party chairs rebuked Sanders's comments, affirming Biden's efforts for workers. Harris faced backlash following her concession speech amidst Democratic losses in key states. Sanders highlighted systemic economic inequalities and questioned if party leaders would address the pain of working-class citizens, calling for meaningful discussions focusing on grassroots democracy and economic justice.

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