10 Insane Scenes From Bernie Sanders’ YUUUGE Bay Area Rally
Image: @BernieSanders via Twitter
Bernie was in the Bay on Monday, with a Presidents’ Day rally at Richmond’s Craneway Pavilion that drew more than 10,000 Bern-feelers. The Get Out the Early Vote Rally with Bernie Sanders came just two weeks before the Super Tuesday California Primary on March 3, and if you couldn’t make it, here are some scenes of the Furries for Bernie, topless protesters, and a Medicare 4 All rap that you must hear to believe.
Highlights from the #BernieRally in #RichmondCA for @BernieSanders ! Fun fact: Bernie is 1st major party presidential hopeful to visit our city since 1960’s (Kennedy). Yes, talk is cheap. But presence means so much for us. Photos are mines. (No use allowed w/o my permission.) pic.twitter.com/vcJ949WWit
— Your Favorite Scientist From The Hood (@RichmondLyfe) February 18, 2020
As @RichmondLyfe points out on Twitter, Bernie is the first major presidential candidate to visit Richmond since JFK in 1960. Danny Glover was there too, which is not surprising for a DSA-affiliated candidate rally, but still bears mentioning.
There’s hundreds of people lined up to see Bernie Sanders at 9:30 am on a Monday in Richmond ?❤️ pic.twitter.com/rvFtmLRW90
— East Bay DSA ? (@DSAEastBay) February 17, 2020
Enormously long lines wrapped around the Pavilion, which only has a capacity of 5,000, so the other 5,000 people had to watch through the windows or listen to an outside PA system.
.@BernieSanders enters.
Absolute pandemonium.#NotMeUs pic.twitter.com/tZn898RjMb
— Matt Stone? (@Matt___Stone) February 17, 2020
What’s it like to be around 5,000 screaming Bernie fans when Sanders takes the stage? Check out the above video to find out!
The working class of this country has had enough. We’re coming.
No billionaire can stop us.
pic.twitter.com/8pr7TkvBJw— Jack Califano (@jackcalifano) February 17, 2020
Sanders’ speech went off on billionaire presidential candidates like Donald Trump and shadow puppet with a compound fracture Mike Bloomberg.
Bernie mocks the trembling establishment. "They're crying on television." ?#BernieInCA #BernieSanders Richmond CA Feb 17 2020 pic.twitter.com/Luf1zAu154
— Turncoat Don (@TurncoatD) February 18, 2020
“The establishment is trembling right now, they’re crying on television,” Sanders told the crowd. “What they are trembling and fearful of is that working people are standing up and demanding decent wages, that all over this country people are saying health care is a right, not a privilege, that young people want a higher education without going deeply into debt.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders is in Richmond today rallying supporters to turn their ballots in as soon as possible.
"Furries 4 Bernie" seen outside, before the event
(?@nananastia / KQED) pic.twitter.com/p46SLzkm3w— KQED News (@KQEDnews) February 17, 2020
Furries for Bernie were also on hand, or at least one of them was.
Raps for Bernie at the inspiring rally in Richmond, CA today! Please forward if you know this guy… #BernieInCA #BernieSanders #BernieInRichmond pic.twitter.com/gGw7i4SVBr
— BernTheMedia (@BernTheMedia) February 18, 2020
And you absolutely must hear this fellow’s “Medicare for All” rap, rattled off while he was standing in line.
Awesome day supporting Senator Bernie Sanders for President!
Great turnout in Richmond, CA with so many Bay Area elected officials!#berniesanders #notmeus pic.twitter.com/lz8e3IiGUh— Aisha Wahab (@aishabbwahab) February 18, 2020
Look at the Bay Area Bingo on display here, as Bernie briefly held court with Jane Kim, DA Chesa Boudin, Sup. Hillary Ronen, Berkeley mayor Jesse Arreguín, and others.
Protesting the dairy industry https://t.co/tqu9yRpyls
— Anna Trinidad (@ATrinKTVU) February 18, 2020
There was a topless protest that briefly disrupted the rally, similar to the one that happened in Nevada at a Sanders rally over the weekend. The is apparently a coordinated thing, and these people are protesting the dairy industry by removing their tops at Bernie Sanders speeches. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Bernie in Richmond, CA on the left. Then Bernie in Tacoma, WA on the right. You can’t buy a movement with real people. For everything else there’s Bloomberg Master Card, billions of dollars buying fake support & ads.
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After the Richmond rally, Sanders headed off to Tacoma, Washington, where an even larger rally drew more than 17,000 people. Oh, how Donald Trump wishes he could say that. The California Primary is on March 3, 2020, and here’s our March 2020 Voter Guide.
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