Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) isn’t quick to say whether he’s solely focusing on defeating former Vice President Joe Biden in the Democratic presidential primary just two days before Super Tuesday.
Citing how Sanders’ campaign raised $46 million last month, Brennan asked what edge that gives him heading into Super Tuesday. Sanders replied that “it is not only the amount of money that we raised,” but “it’s how we raised it” before proceeding to slam Biden.
“We don’t have a super PAC like Joe Biden. I don’t go to rich people’s homes like Joe Biden. I think Joe has contributions for more than [forty] billionaires,” Sanders said. “What we have done is received more campaign contributions from more Americans than any candidate in the history of the United States, averaging 18 dollars and 50 cents. This is a campaign of working people and by working people.”
Uh yeah, because Super Tuesday is coming up and Biden’s camp is showing the same type of complacent arrogance that the other camps did after their own wins/overperformances.
Setting aside super pacs and all of the other ways the super rich can spend on politics, 57% of the people in this country don’t have $500 to cover an emergency, let alone $2,800 to drop on a single candidate.