Sisters and Brothers —
The first question of tonight's debate
got to the heart of our campaign. Lester Holt asked us, "How would you
think big?"
This country faces more serious problems
today than at any time since the Great Depression. Now is NOT the time for
thinking small. Now is NOT the time for the same-old, same-old establishment
politics and stale inside-the-beltway ideas.
If we continue to stand together, we
have the opportunity for our political revolution to achieve the goal of
universal health care as a right for every man, woman, and child. When you’re
sick and go to a doctor, you should not come out in bankruptcy.
We will break up the big banks, take on
Wall Street, and make the economy work for everybody, not just a handful of
millionaires and billionaires.
We will fight to reverse climate change.
We will protect a woman's right to choose. We will make the minimum wage a
living wage. We will make our communities safer from gun violence.
We will do all of this and more. But I
can't take on the billionaire class alone.
I need you to stand with me
tonight. So I am asking you directly:
Now is the time for millions of working
families to come together, to revitalize American democracy, to end the
collapse of the American middle class. We must make certain that our children
and grandchildren are able to enjoy a quality of life that brings them health,
prosperity, security and joy — and that once again makes the United States the
leader in the world in the fight for economic and social justice, for
environmental sanity and for a world of peace.
In Solidarity,
Bernie Sanders
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