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Protests On Bernie Sanders's Speech
In English we went to room 100 to see a rally for Sue Minter and David Zuckerman, headlined by Bernie Sanders. This rally was a gathering of people who believe in what the Vermont Democratic Party stands for. There were a lot people; most of us were standing, waiting. More people came into the room and later Bernie Sanders came after with one other man and woman. As soon as he came into the room, people were standing and cheering for him.
One of the guys with a suit started off by introducing Bernie Sanders and some politics stuff. Bernie Sanders up next talking about how he get was interested in running for a president. He said that he want to help others. He want everyone to go to college and children of our generation. “ We don’t say to …show more content…
This girl took picture with him and she hugged him with tears in her eyes. I heard what she saying was you’re my inspire me and you motivate me with every way, especially to help others. Please keep doing what you doing, there’s a lot of people appreciating on your work and will be thanking you. What I learned from the rally on Friday was there’s many people support Bernie Sanders and respect him. What I learned from his speech was encouraging people to go to college without stressing out thinking about money. From all the democratic presidential candidates, I like Bernie Sanders personally. He don’t have issue with immigrants in United States. I don’t really know what happened to Bernie Sanders but him, Barack Obama and Michelle Obama. They all talks about how much they like Hilly Cotton and convince to vote for her. I wish Bernie Sanders win the election because I love him personally and all his thought was positive and become possible. He’s doing for others not for himself. Sometime people will not agree with what’s right until they make mistake and learn their lesson. Bernie Sanders working so hard to help and future generation. I am just hoping he win the election by praying. Mostly I like what I see so far and heard his speech. He has big impact in many young
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