Bernie Sanders is a Senator from Vermont and has been a polarizing figure in American politics for years. His platform has focused on addressing the economic disparity between the rich and the poor and has led him to call for tax reform and tuition-free public colleges. His other priorities include expanding Social Security, restoring a more equitable wage gap, increasing government oversight of Wall Street, creating a state-funded health care system, and ending the pay gap between men and women. In addition to these issues, Sanders has also been a strong advocate of pro-choice policy. As a candidate, Sanders has been a vocal opponent of economic inequality in the United States and has called for a political revolution.
His campaign platform includes an emphasis on eliminating income inequality and restoring Medicare to all Americans. Since his first run for Senate, Sanders has continued to fight for progressive policies and has approved candidates for governor in Michigan and New York. In his political career, he has become a liberal on many issues and has championed many causes. In 2008, he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and was re-elected to the Senate in 2012. He subsequently served as a senator for four terms, but lost the Democratic primary to Donald Trump.
In 2015, Sanders’ net worth reached $700,000, and his wife owned three houses in Brooklyn. His spokesman called him a “regular American” who inherited his wealth. While he slammed the wealthy and the “one percent,” he had accumulated debt of between $25,002 and $65,000. His net worth is currently estimated to be between $2 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
He has been married three times, and is the only parent of three children. His marriage to Deborah Shiling Messing ended in a divorce in 1966. In addition to Deb and Debbie, Sanders is romantically involved with his ex-wife, Susan Campbell Mott. Their son, Levi, was born in 1969 and was adopted from his first wife, Deborah. The three children are now called Benjamin, Olivia and Isaiah. They have been married for 16 years and are now divorced.
He grew up in a middle-class family, where he was a good student and was the captain of the track team. His parents were not wealthy, and the couple lived on the streets of New York, where his parents migrated to live. However, their efforts were rewarded with a kibbutz in Israel and a state basketball championship. As a result, they could afford to afford the best homes and the best schools, and he was a class president at both.
After a long career as a student and as a lawyer, he joined the Liberty Union Party, a small progressive political movement in Vermont. While he never won a presidential election, he has always been on the right side of history. He is a champion of the rights of the LGBTQ community and a strong supporter of a free-market economy. Although he has never gotten elected, he has consistently been on the right side of history.