Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) took issue on Sunday with CNN anchor Jake Tapper bringing up comments he made over 45 years ago, sarcastically asking if Tapper had also dug up his “third-grade essay” as well
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders took issue on Sunday with CNN anchor Jake Tapper bringing up comments he made over 45 years ago, sarcastically asking if Tapper had also dug up his “third-grade essay” as well.
On Sunday’s broadcast of CNN’s State of the Union, Tapper brought up the complaints from moderate Democrats that Sanders’ message is not a winning one, prompting the progressive lawmaker to insist that his “agenda is precisely the agenda that the overwhelming number of people want.” Tapper pushed back that Sanders was a “grown man in your thirties” when he made those remarks. Sanders, for his part, asked Tapper if they could actually talk about his record as an elected official.
Story continuesThe State of the Union host, however, continued to press Sanders on the original question—whether or not he currently favors a wage cap like the one he proposed in 1974?
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