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Bernie SandersonX / Twitter22d ago
MICHIGAN: Join me, @AbdulElSayed, @AOC and more on Saturday and Sunday for a GOTV rally ahead of the August 4 primary.
We must tell AIPAC and other billionaire-funded super PACs: our democracy is not for sale. https://t.co/00ybw1RD7T
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Analysis Summary
Bernie Sanders and AOC are running a campaign rally in Michigan this weekend (July 19-20) with progressive Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed ahead of the August 4 Democratic primary. The rally is part of their larger "The People vs. The Powerful" anti-oligarchy tour โ an attempt to highlight concerns about money's role in Democratic primaries. Sanders points to spending in the race as evidence that outside money is drowning out grassroots participation, which reflects real spending disparities in the election. The pro-Israel super PACs active in the race, including those affiliated with AIPAC, are significantly funded by wealthy donors โ though the post doesn't acknowledge that other super PACs beyond those groups are also spending to influence the outcome.
Claims Analysis (3)
โJoin me, @AbdulElSayed, @AOC and more on Saturday and Sunday for a GOTV rally ahead of the August 4 primary.โ
Washington Examiner and local outlets confirm Sanders and AOC tour Michigan July 18-19 with El-Sayed ahead of August 4 primary.
โour democracy is not for saleโ
Political statement asserting that democratic participation should not be dominated by billionaire funding.
โAIPAC and other billionaire-funded super PACsโ
AIPAC's United Democracy Project has spent $15 million in the race, primarily supporting Stevens. The characterization is accurate but selective โ other groups are also spending in the primary.
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