RFK EXPOSES SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS SHADY PHARMACEUTICAL DONATIONS
RFK Jr. Exposes Corruption in Congress: “Even Bernie Sanders Takes Millions from Big Pharma!”
Bernie Sanders, who promotes himself as the “peoples champion” was called out by Robert F Kennedy for all of his shady pharmaceutical industry contributors. The real Bernie Sanders is deeply compromised by special interests, particularly from Big Pharma. During his confirmation hearing
Bernie tried to demean RFK instead RFK read him for the filth he tries so hard to cover up. He exposed Bernie and began his hard hitting statements with “By the way, Bernie…” this phrase has now become a trending social media meme.
Kennedy did not shy away from calling out corruption, even directly pointing at Sanders, a senator who has built his career as a champion of working-class Americans and an advocate for Medicare for All. But RFK Jr., during a congressional hearing, dismantled that image in one sharp statement, declaring, “Almost every member of this panel, including yourself, accepts millions of dollars from the pharma industry!”
Kennedy’s bold accusation didn’t stop there. He aimed squarely at Sanders, adding, “In 2020, you were the largest receiver [of pharma contributions].” The remark seemed to strike a nerve with Sanders, who immediately denied the claim, exclaiming, “No, no, no, no!” Yet, the data Kennedy referenced, based on campaign contributions from that year, paints a troubling picture for those who trust Sanders as a true outsider in Washington.
RFK Jr.’s accusations hit at the heart of a critical issue in American politics: the influence of corporate money on public policy. For years, Kennedy has been a leading voice in questioning the cozy relationships between Big Pharma and politicians, arguing that the health of Americans is often compromised by the profits of the pharmaceutical industry. His allegations against Sanders serve as a stark reminder that even those who present themselves as independent, progressive fighters are not immune to the powerful grip of lobbyists.
This exchange highlights Kennedy’s unique position in American politics. While Sanders has repeatedly denied being influenced by corporate money, Kennedy’s willingness to call him out challenges the narrative that the Vermont senator is entirely free from special interests. RFK Jr.’s transparency about political corruption offers a breath of fresh air in a system where too many elected officials are beholden to donors rather than their constituents.
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