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Är det den här meningen som du tänker på i Politico artikeln?Jag läste i en artikel på typ Politico att han stämplade. Det verkade inte kontroversiellt på nåt sätt. Han levde hand i mun, på ströinkomst och bidrag.
Han är precis som alla andra vänsterintellektuella. ”Arbetare i själ och hjärta. Men själv så gör jag bättre nytta som predikant i de högre stånden.”
EDIT: Jag har inget emot det mesta av hans politik, men vill gärna slippa ”four more years”. Han kommer inte vinna presidentvalet. Republikaner hatar inget mer än hippies.
Han är precis som alla andra vänsterintellektuella. ”Arbetare i själ och hjärta. Men själv så gör jag bättre nytta som predikant i de högre stånden.”
EDIT: Jag har inget emot det mesta av hans politik, men vill gärna slippa ”four more years”. Han kommer inte vinna presidentvalet. Republikaner hatar inget mer än hippies.
He was on unemployment for a few months in 1971.https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/07/bernie-sanders-vermont-119927
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Senast redigerad av Hanna-Wigh 2020-02-06 kl. 19:48.
Senast redigerad av Hanna-Wigh 2020-02-06 kl. 19:48.
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Nej, den här:Är det den här meningen som du tänker på i Politico artikeln?
He was on unemployment for a few months in 1971.https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/07/bernie-sanders-vermont-119927
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/07/bernie-sanders-vermont-119927
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“The electricity was turned off a lot,” Barnett said. “I remember him running an extension cord down to the basement. He couldn’t pay his bills.”
He worked some as a carpenter, although “he was a shitty carpenter,” Bloch told me. “His carpentry,” Morrisseau said, “was not going to support him, and didn’t.”
He worked as a freelance writer, putting intermittent pieces in the low-budget Vermont Freeman
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His writing wasn’t a living. The Vanguard paid as little as the rest. “It would’ve been not more than 50 bucks,” said Greg Guma, a former editor. Vermont Life? “Our rate was 10 cents a word,” said Brian Vachon, a former editor.
“He was always poor,” Sandy Baird, another old friend, told me in Burlington.
“Virtually unemployed,” said Nelson, the political science professor at the University of Vermont.
“Just one step above hand to mouth,” said Terry Bouricius, who was involved with Liberty Union, served at times as a de facto campaign manager for Sanders and at one point crashed for a couple months on his couch.
Liberty Union “people found it difficult to support themselves while engaging in full-time political work,” Michael Parenti, one of those people, wrote in the Massachusetts Review in the summer of 1975. “Some held jobs that allowed free time for campaign activities, while others lived off unemployment insurance.”
Sanders, according to an article in 1974 in the Bennington Banner, was one of them. He was on unemployment for a few months in 1971.
He worked some as a carpenter, although “he was a shitty carpenter,” Bloch told me. “His carpentry,” Morrisseau said, “was not going to support him, and didn’t.”
He worked as a freelance writer, putting intermittent pieces in the low-budget Vermont Freeman
...
His writing wasn’t a living. The Vanguard paid as little as the rest. “It would’ve been not more than 50 bucks,” said Greg Guma, a former editor. Vermont Life? “Our rate was 10 cents a word,” said Brian Vachon, a former editor.
“He was always poor,” Sandy Baird, another old friend, told me in Burlington.
“Virtually unemployed,” said Nelson, the political science professor at the University of Vermont.
“Just one step above hand to mouth,” said Terry Bouricius, who was involved with Liberty Union, served at times as a de facto campaign manager for Sanders and at one point crashed for a couple months on his couch.
Liberty Union “people found it difficult to support themselves while engaging in full-time political work,” Michael Parenti, one of those people, wrote in the Massachusetts Review in the summer of 1975. “Some held jobs that allowed free time for campaign activities, while others lived off unemployment insurance.”
Sanders, according to an article in 1974 in the Bennington Banner, was one of them. He was on unemployment for a few months in 1971.
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