Bernie Sanders

The White House has been holding talks on an infrastructure proposal with Republican Senator Shelley Moore Capito.

"What hypocrisy," tweeted the progressive independent senator from Vermont on Sunday.

"You have Hamas, a terrorist group. You have a right-wing Israeli government and the situation is getting worse," Sanders said Sunday.

"Please stand united against anyone who promotes hatred of any kind," Sanders tweeted.

"Our critique is of Israel and their human rights abuses. This is not an excuse for anti-semitic hate crimes," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

With Israel continuing to pummel Hamas, and growing support for Palestinians within his own party, Biden seemed to have no good options. Yet he comes out of the crisis with more freedom to do what he actually wants: Seek a deal with Iran.

Sanders said the Israeli government contains "overt racists" who have evolved out of an increasingly right-wing coalition.

Progressive lawmakers have called on the Biden administration to take harsher action against Israel over conflict in Gaza.

Republicans have proposed paying for Biden's infrastructure bill through higher gas taxes and user fees.

"Bernie Sanders, who's Jewish, is a self-hating Jew, a self-hating Jew who is willing to see Israel be defeated militarily by a terrorist group because he's on the hard left," Attorney Alan Dershowitz said Friday.

As Democratic leaders have backed Israel's "right to defend itself," a vocal faction of the party has slammed Israel's treatment of Palestinians.

The Democratic congresswoman said violence and oppression of Palestinians has been "enabled and supported" by Israel's prime minister.

The Vermont senator said repealing the cap on the tax deduction would send a "terrible message" to voters.

"If Republicans want to come on board, seriously, great. If not, we're going to do it alone," Sanders said.

"Of course there are laws that some people may consider as favoring Jews—it's a Jewish state," Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, a deputy mayor of Jerusalem, said.

"The United States must speak out strongly against the violence," Sanders tweeted on Saturday.

"Raise your wages. Pay decent benefits," Senator Bernie Sanders tweeted, describing it as a "simple solution."

The South Carolina senator has said he feels the Republican Party "can't grow" without the former president.

The Vermont senator said Cheney is being punished because she acknowledged "the reality that Trump lost the election."

The $1.2 trillion gained by America's wealthiest would be enough for two more payments of $1,400 to every single American with change left to spare.

With "everything boomed up so high and interest rates so low, what's going to happen is the millennial generation is going to have a hell of a time getting rich," Munger said.

The Democratic lawmaker said the president's speech was a "homerun" and praised his record in office.

"I asked the senator, 'Did you ever think you would be more conservative than the president?'" McCarthy said he remarked to Senator Sanders.

The American Families Plan is expected to be funded by raising taxes on the nation's wealthiest 1 percent.

The letter comes just days before the $1.8 trillion American Families Plan is expected to be released on Wednesday, which is set to include billions of dollars in funding related to education, child care and climate change.

A new poll of the 2024 Iowa Democratic caucuses shows voters who identify themselves as progressives choosing Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) the least out of all named candidates.

Governor Newsom's anti-recall campaign has been endorsed by prominent Democrats like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, voting rights activist Stacey Abrams and Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison.

"It is extraordinarily courageous for workers to take on one of the world's wealthiest and most powerful corporations, a company that spent unlimited sums of money to defeat the organizing effort," the Vermont senator tweeted.

The unionization effort in Alabama was the largest one among U.S. Amazon employees, with nearly 6,000 workers eligible to vote.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders' iconic inauguration mittens have their own Twitter account, unofficial merchandise line and now a Cameo page.