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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y) and Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) stand together during his campaign event at the Whittemore Center Arena on February 10, 2020 in Durham, New Hampshire. (Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
WATCH: Bernie Sanders Holds Roundtable on Coronavirus Response With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib
"What better time than now to call for bold, progressive policy solutions."
Mar 22, 2020
Sen. Bernie Sanders will hold a virtual roundtable on the coronavirus response Sunday night with three of his strongest supporters, the Vermont lawmaker's 2020 Democratic presidential campaign announced.
Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) will join Sanders on livestream at 7pm. Musical guests, including the band Grandson, will perform.
"What better time than now to call for bold, progressive policy solutions," tweeted progressive activist Jordan Uhl.
\u201cBIG!\n\nTonight at 7 PM ET tune in for a critical livestream with @BernieSanders, @IlhanMN, @RashidaTlaib & @AOC!\n\nWhat better time than now to call for bold, progressive policy solutions to. \n\nWho better to lead that discussion than the Fearsome Four named above?\u201d— jordan (@jordan) 1584904197
Sanders has called for a $2 trillion stimulus to combat the economic contraction from the coronavirus outbreak. Tlaib, on Saturday, unveiled a plan to order the U.S. Treasury to issue two $1 trillion coins to fund the recovery.
While Sanders has spent the last week advocating for progressive solutions to the crisis and hosting online chats, forums, and roundtables, his remaining rival former Vice President Joe Biden has not been seen since making a brief victory speech on the night of the March 17 primaries.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders will hold a virtual roundtable on the coronavirus response Sunday night with three of his strongest supporters, the Vermont lawmaker's 2020 Democratic presidential campaign announced.
Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) will join Sanders on livestream at 7pm. Musical guests, including the band Grandson, will perform.
"What better time than now to call for bold, progressive policy solutions," tweeted progressive activist Jordan Uhl.
\u201cBIG!\n\nTonight at 7 PM ET tune in for a critical livestream with @BernieSanders, @IlhanMN, @RashidaTlaib & @AOC!\n\nWhat better time than now to call for bold, progressive policy solutions to. \n\nWho better to lead that discussion than the Fearsome Four named above?\u201d— jordan (@jordan) 1584904197
Sanders has called for a $2 trillion stimulus to combat the economic contraction from the coronavirus outbreak. Tlaib, on Saturday, unveiled a plan to order the U.S. Treasury to issue two $1 trillion coins to fund the recovery.
While Sanders has spent the last week advocating for progressive solutions to the crisis and hosting online chats, forums, and roundtables, his remaining rival former Vice President Joe Biden has not been seen since making a brief victory speech on the night of the March 17 primaries.
Watch:
Sen. Bernie Sanders will hold a virtual roundtable on the coronavirus response Sunday night with three of his strongest supporters, the Vermont lawmaker's 2020 Democratic presidential campaign announced.
Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) will join Sanders on livestream at 7pm. Musical guests, including the band Grandson, will perform.
"What better time than now to call for bold, progressive policy solutions," tweeted progressive activist Jordan Uhl.
\u201cBIG!\n\nTonight at 7 PM ET tune in for a critical livestream with @BernieSanders, @IlhanMN, @RashidaTlaib & @AOC!\n\nWhat better time than now to call for bold, progressive policy solutions to. \n\nWho better to lead that discussion than the Fearsome Four named above?\u201d— jordan (@jordan) 1584904197
Sanders has called for a $2 trillion stimulus to combat the economic contraction from the coronavirus outbreak. Tlaib, on Saturday, unveiled a plan to order the U.S. Treasury to issue two $1 trillion coins to fund the recovery.
While Sanders has spent the last week advocating for progressive solutions to the crisis and hosting online chats, forums, and roundtables, his remaining rival former Vice President Joe Biden has not been seen since making a brief victory speech on the night of the March 17 primaries.
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