The US is spending more than $1 trillion on the military for the first time in history. That apparently isn't enough. Now, the Pentagon wants $200 billion more for an illegal war in Iran. The answer is NO. We need to invest in the American people, not endless war.

Mar 20, 2026 · 2:57 PM UTC

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How much have we spent to end homelessness?
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You used to rail against millionaires. Then you became one so you switched to attack billionaires. We see you.
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Ssshhhhhh. Quiet Bernie. No one listens to your stupid Marxist crap anymore.
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You’ve been in Congress for 34 years and your biggest accomplishment is renaming a post office. What jobs have you created? With the exception of the people you employ to work on one of your 3 houses.
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Bernie, the problem is that you and the Dems have made it clear that you are clueless when it comes to spending money to help American citizens.
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You didn’t invest in the American people before….
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Now do this for welfare, social security and education.
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Yes because for the first time in a very long time, the US is actually doing something about all forms of terrorism domestic or foreign! No more under-the-table payments for you and your corrupted friends Bernie!
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Maybe you should have done something long before President Trump had to crusty the clown.
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I’d rather blow up the money directly than let you commie scum spend it on your cronies as you degenerate
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War is an endless dumb shit it’s only been going on for less than three weeks.
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Bro, you're saying we can't afford to care about the American people? That's some weak sauce right there. We need to invest in our own country, not endless war.
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make it stop !
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You can stop taxing us at any time Senator.
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Bernie doesn’t give a SHIT about anyone but Bernie
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It’s ok Bernie. We know you are on Irans side. Known it for a long time.
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The very last person I would trust with my money is Bernie Sanders. A man who has never had a real job, been responsible for a payroll, or has ever done a single thing for anyone else.
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On fraud? Of course NOT you’re not talking about the fraud nationwide. And that concerns me. Why aren’t you concerned with the fraud being perpetrated on the American taxpayers?
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War costs money . You have supported hundreds of billions to Ukraine. You're just pulling our leg, right?🍗🦵
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Friends of yours?
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Fuck you commie
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You have tunnel vision.
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You mean we need to invest in somalia. Nothing you have done has been for the American people.
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Literally
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Quit giving all our money to illegal aliens and allowing fraud!
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And you helped Welfare fraudsters steal hundreds of billions annually from the tax payer. Why won't you ever talk about that? Oh, that's right, because they help democrats cheat in elections and they vote for democrats. The fraudsters vote democrat because you've told them you'd never prosecute them as long as they kept voting for you.
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The outrage about military spending is justified, but people need to separate rhetoric from outcomes. One can oppose war spending and still recognize that figures like Bernie Sanders haven’t delivered structural change after decades in politics. Good intentions and consistent rhetoric aren’t enough if the result is that the same systems keep running unchanged. At the same time, figures like Donald Trump represent the other side, corruption, self-interest, and exploitation of the system. The problem is that both ends of this spectrum fail in different ways: one side corrupts and exploits the system, the other fails to effectively change it. the result is the same: systems of power, whether in finance, politics, or networks like those exposed in the Jeffrey Epstein case, persist for decades without accountability. If you keep supporting politicians who can’t deliver outcomes, even if they mean well, you end up preserving the system that enables ruthless actors to thrive. Sanders is among the same political class that produced Epstein-Scandal. He is dangerously unaware of his environment. He probably shook hands on a daily basis with figures implicated in the Epstein files. Either he knew or did not know. Both options prove he is unfit for office.
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You and Biden had 4 years to do that. You know what you did instead? Screwed the American people by opening the borders.
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NO is correct Bernie NO more money- How can you STOP them from spending when we have a Republican Senate and Congress? They have already spent 2-1/2 Trillion in one year after cutting 100's of departments in the Federal Government. Something isn't right about all of this?
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Blaming President Trump for the decades of your failures. Priceless. Even for you.
♦️THIS WASN’T INCOMPETENCE IT WAS FRAUD.♦️
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Removing a terrorist regime to have peace in the middle East is a good thing. How Many trillions in waste have you voted for? Why haven't you solved a single problem Americans face?
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