'I did not come from a family that taught me to build a corporate empire through housing discrimination. I protested housing discrimination.' Bernie Sanders took a few swipes at Trump during his campaign launch
Sen. Bernie Sanders did not hold back from attacking President Donald Trump during his 2020 campaign launch in Brooklyn, New York, today.-- "I want to thank all of you for being part of a campaign, which is not only going to win the Democratic nomination, which is not only going to defeat Donald Trump who is the most dangerous president in modern history..."
--"I did not come from a family that taught me to build a corporate empire through housing discrimination. I protested housing discrimination."By Veronica Stracqualursi "I am not going to tell you that I grew up in a home of desperate poverty. That would not be true. But what I will tell you is that coming from a lower middle class family I will never forget how money – or really lack of money – was always a point of stress in our home," Sanders said, adding that his family lived paycheck to paycheck.
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