Logos In The 2016 Election

found a way to come together and form a political movement that would represent their

The government of the United States is bought and sold like stocks. Billionaires and corporations have poured an incomprehensible amount of money into thousands of political campaigns. According to opensecrets.org, the average cost to win a senate race is now $11,474,362. For the 2016 presidential race alone the Koch brothers plan on spending $889 million. It is nearly impossible to win an election without the support of billionaires and corporations. The impact that money has on elections has spiraled of control. A political revolution to fix the power the wealthy have in politics is already happening. Senator Bernie Sanders is the one leading this revolution. Even without the revolutionary policies, Sanders would set in place to end the American Oligarchy his campaign is still important. Sanders leading by example and showing the country that it is possible to run a campaign without support from the elite. Sanders campaign has raised $75 million so far with an average donation of only $25. If

From the very beginning, Sanders has faced many challenges, one being having a sustainable job. He went job to job attempting to gain some money. When Sanders was in his 60s, he was on the verge of quitting when he decided to put whatever he had left to sell fried chicken. From that one action, it would lead him to own a million dollar business and became a millionaire. Even at his darkest, Sanders never gave up. He kept pushing forward despite his roadblock and at the end, it paid off. He died a jubilant and rich man with a background of economic

"There's a smidgen of foot-dragging now, it appears, on their side," he said. "It might be that, you know, there might be some backing down or, you know, an unwillingness to remain in front of an audience and truly wrangle with Bernie Sanders since they know Bernie Sanders is going to do entirely well in that civil argument, honestly." Weaver ascribed the slowed down correspondence to confuse in the extremely rich person's battle. "What's more, there might be distinctive perspectives in their battle about whether this ought to go ahead or not, but rather we would trust that Donald Trump would keep to his pledge, that it wasn't simply rave or trickery, that he, truth be told, truly needs to have this civil argument," he included. Sanders is set up to talk about anyplace and whenever in California, Weaver said, including that the congressperson and voters, as well, might want to see the proposed face off regarding push ahead. "I think, honestly, you'd get 35, 40, 45 million individuals watching this," he

Liberal Democrats considered Bernie a traitor who “bashed the barons of Wall Street” and fought against the “true” democracy founded by those people.

This paper will specifically deal with the conservative media's treatment of Bernie Sanders, and the ways in which conservative media outlets misrepresent and mischaracterize him. Specifically, I will examine these issues by unpacking the

It is not only about what plans he will enact but also what he stands for and what he believes in. One of the reasons students favor Sanders is because they understand his reasoning and his values and share those same values.

Throughout his article, Robinson does appear to have a bias that leans towards Sanders, as he frequently highlights Clinton’s hypocrisies, possible flaws in her plans, and her excessive praising of president Obama’s actions

It raises the issue of his credibility to uphold his agendas for the presidency, and not deviate from the democratic ideals. However, the problem becomes insignificant if one thinks about how Sanders is running for the president’s position now as a democrat, not as an independent. Since we have actually seen Sanders supporting the democrat party’s ideals despite his independent status in the previous years, doubting him as of this point seems unnecessary. Clinton’s close relationship with Wall Street should be more of a concern since it has potential to affect her agendas as future president, compared to

Elections of 2016 are coming fast and for presidential candidate Bernie Sanders things are beginning take a turn for the worst. After recently losing New York, the realization of his possible failure is becoming clear. One may wonder why the sudden change. Why is he losing? Before understanding Bernie’s failure, one must understand why past presidents like Obama won. Yes, what they are fighting for matters, but what are the other factors? When Obama was running both times, his wife was right by his side campaigning for him to win the position of President of the United States. Did you know Bernie Sanders even has a wife? How often does she appear? Is Bernie’s failure coming from his wife’s lack of appearance? One can make the assumption that Sanders

Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, focuses on the internal disparities. He’s promised to break up the largest

Everybody in Wall Street are known to be eager and always want more money in their pockets. According to Warren Buffet, “ Wall Street is the only place that people ride in their rolls royce to get advice from those who ride the subway.”2 This meaning is very clear that the rich taking money from the poor and most of the time investing into something that is completely outrageously false.

Occupy wall street is a great example to show the big and rich corporation are just greedy, during the 2008 Financial World Crisis what lead that to happen is because is rich corporation is being greedy they are trying to look for a low risk but high return investment, so they’re plan was giving people mortgage even though they don’t good credit, so the housing price will skyrocket because back when giving mortgage for people that have good credit mortgage debate was good investment. The Richer corporation wants to be greedy starting to buy more and more of these securities, and they also made loans without verifying income and offered absurd, adjustable rate mortgage with payment people could afford first, but later it will beyond enlarge

The Bernie Madoff scandal, along in conjunction with a range of other wall street scandals demonstrate a deep-ceded

After the financial crisis of 2008, however, there is another way of viewing Goldman Sachs: a firm that prided its dedication to its clients as the apogee of its structure, to one that has evolved into something more blatantly self-serving. According to author William Cohen, in his book-Money and Power, he has stated that “Its primary source of profit has shifted from banking to trading, and the firm is intentionally quite vague about how, and precisely where, those trades are made or, equally relevant, from whom the profits are coming.” It is a Wall Street titan whose clever bet against the mortgage market in