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Sam Stein at The Huffington Post - November 9, 2009
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) introduced new legislation on Friday that should, he claims, solve the phenomenon of massive and failing financial institutions holding the nation's economy captive. It's all of two pages long. -- Read on
Foon Rhee in The Boston Globe - August 6, 2009
Bernie Sanders, the iconoclastic US senator from Vermont, is launching his own series of weekly "webisodes" where he will answer questions from constituents. Sanders, the only avowed Socialist in Congress, is partnering with Brave New Films in the venture, called "Senator Sanders Unfiltered." -- Read on
GRITtv - August 11, 2009
You may have heard of Bernie Sanders but have you heard him speak? If you need a breath of fresh air or an unfiltered look at American politics the Vermont Senator is a provocative guide -- Read on
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by Martin Waller at TimesOnline - November 10, 2009
This is an idea that is gaining traction and is whizzing around the electronic ether in London. A US Senator is demanding that Timothy Geithner, the Treasury Secretary, identify which banks are “too big to fail” and break them up. Bernie Sander, an independent from Vermont, has a record for populist rhetoric. He puts out a weekly video on YouTube... -- Read on
DownWithTyranny - August 11, 2009
Every time I hear Bernie Sanders (I-VT) speak, I wish he were one of my senators. I have one that's ok-- if not really a leader-- and one that's a corrupt space alien feigning humanity and Democraticness. -- Read on
The Nation - August 11, 2009
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, an adamant advocate for a real healthcare reform, has been vocal about holding Wall Street accountable for the recent market crash since the very beginning. Now, after a scandal with head of Citigroup's energy-trading unit Andrew J. Hall, who had allegedly been promised $100 million in bonuses... -- Read on
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by Shay Totten on Seven Days - August 10, 2009
Sen. Bernie Sanders and filmmaker Robert Greenwald have teamed up to create "Senator Sanders Unfiltered" — a roughly two-minute online "TV show" in which Sanders offers an unscripted take on major issues facing the country. -- Read on
by Chris Garfolo in the Battleboro Reformer - August 15, 2009
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders has partnered with media pioneer Brave New Films to produce a weekly online series. The "Senator Sanders Unfiltered" program will air once a week in five-minute segments featuring the Vermont Independent answering questions submitted by viewers nationwide via Twitter and Twitvid. -- Read on
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