Bernie Sanders | We Cannot Allow the Extreme Right-Wing to Destroy America's Unions




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Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders' Facebook Page
Sanders writes: "Across the country, the extreme right wing has been waging a war to dismantle unions all over this country. That is a war they cannot be allowed to win."
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