Bernie Sanders rebuffed the notion that he is too 'extreme' to beat Trump, arguing that his ideas are in line with most major developed countries around the world
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders rebuffed the notion that he is too "extreme" to beat President Donald Trump, arguing Monday that his ideas are in line with most major developed countries around the world.
He responded by listing a number of policy proposals, from raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour to making community college tuition free, and asked the audience to shout out if they thought they were too "extreme." Sanders cited his years in Congress getting legislation passed with members of both parties and shot back at Buttigieg saying his "ideology may be shaped from raising a lot of money from 40 or 45 billionaires."
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