put a check on the most dangerous president in the history of the United States.
Meantly / Bernie Sanders
Rhetoric profile
Bernie Sanders
Across 11 statements tracked since 29 Apr 2026, Bernie Sanders's most frequent rhetorical moves are absolutes and threat & fear.
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Most used moves, last 90 days
Audience impact, last 30 days
−0.7 leans negative
This week against their usual
Hostility this week 3.3 / 10, 2.1 above their usual 1.2.
Latest statements
It’s a little bit too early to speculate on that right now.
today the Senate will vote on an important resolution introduced by Senator Van Hollen--and I thank him for his work on this--introduced by myself and more than 20 of our colleagues. In January 2024, I introduced the first 502B resolution on Israel that…
She seems like a very nice person, but I don’t think she’s the person who should hold that job. We need people who have the courage to stand up to President Trump. I’m not sure that’s her.
virtually nothing is happening to prepare us for the tsunami that is coming.
There’s a sense of urgency. Candidates have got to start talking about it now. They’ve got to talk about it in ’28, and we have to act immediately when Congress returns.
Big Oil is making a $30 million windfall profit every HOUR by using the Iran War as an excuse to rip off commuters at the gas pump. This year, Exxon will be spending $20 billion of its profits on stock buybacks. We must end the Iran War and pass a windfall…
In 1933, Justice Louis Brandeis said: “We can have democracy in this country or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of the few, but we cannot have both.” What he said was true 93 years ago. It’s even more accurate today. Let us choose democracy…
The world’s leading scientists are warning that AI could “end civilization as we know it.” 97% of Americans believe AI safety should be subject to rules. When will our government wake up?! We need global cooperation — before it’s too late.
I enjoyed speaking with hunger and nutrition advocates from Vermont this week. In the richest country in the history of the world, nobody should be going hungry. I thank these advocates for their tireless efforts.
Ex-OpenAI board member Helen Toner says AI companies are "deadly serious" about building machines that outperform humans at everything and they don’t know if they’ll be able to control them. So why hasn’t Congress taken meaningful action to regulate AI?
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