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Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Sanders Can't Win With Pledged Delegates, But Aides Hope He Can Block Clinton

Bernie Sanders' Robin Hood tax bill would levy a small tax on Wall Street financial transactions. (0.5 percent on most stock transactions, and a lesser tax on bond and derivative trades) The tax is estimated to raise about $300 billion per year to fund programs such as free higher education, healthcare for all, and a reversal of climate change.:

Sanders can't win with pledged delegates, but aides hope he can block Clinton

(I strongly recommend the embedded video of Bernie explaining his view of the ongoing primary process.)

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