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Bernie Sanders' Missed Shots at the Clintons and Immigration as a Coch Brothers Scam
from Steve Bannon Emergency Podcast | The Tim Dillon Show #433 · #433
4 min
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Bannon claims Bannon's team lifted Bernie Sanders' immigration rhetoric, arguing open borders was a corporate scheme to suppress wages, and that Bernie failed to capitalize on populism by never truly attacking the Clintons.
- Bernie Sanders said open borders is a Koch Brothers proposal designed to drive down wages.
- Bill Clinton's power came from the white working class in Arkansas and the presidency.
- Cultural issues overwhelmed economic ones in the Democratic party, which doomed Bernie Sanders.
- The 10 to 12 million immigrants who arrived under Biden were part of a corporate plan to kill inflation with low-skilled workers.
- You can't defend American workers without going hardcore on immigration and opposing H1B visas.
- Bernie Sanders had two shots at the Clintons but never landed a serious blow against them.
- Tim was brought into the 2016 campaign to damage Clinton's numbers because Trump was polling eight to fourteen points down in August.
- Taking down the Clintons requires aggression, not a pillow fight, because they're tough neoliberal neocons.
- Bernie Sanders has been marginal to the populist nationalist revolt despite it happening in this country.
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