Brooklyn, NY – Bernie Sanders is telling a crowd just blocks away from his childhood home in Brooklyn that a win in New York’s April 19 primary will help take him to the White House.
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Sanders peppered his brief speech Friday with references to the neighborhood he lived in for 18 years, including memories of playing marbles in the street and attending a nearby school. He said a movement is developing in Brooklyn and elsewhere to say that “it is too late for establishment politics.”
His family originally resided at 1525 East 26th. Street Just Off Of Kings Highway.
Sanders has stepped up his rhetoric against Clinton in recent days, at one point saying she is not qualified to be president. He said at his Friday rally that Wall Street shouldn’t determine what is going on in Washington, but avoided harsh remarks against Clinton.
anyone know which shul he attended or his family belonged to. where did he have his bar mitzvah next his bris?
not true number 2 he went to east Midwood Jewish center can’t wait to vote for him on the 19 go bernie
I still remember when Presidnet Clinton campaigned for Chuck Schumer on East 24th. I saw his motorcade and we all waved flags as he passed by!
What a breath of fresh air! He has my vote, the vote of all my family members, and i have been phone banking non-stop, making over 3,000 calls. This is the revolution we need.
Frankly, every frum person should be voting for him. Think of the increase in food stamps alone.