Bernard Sanders

At a time when 71 percent of the American people now approve of unions, the highest level since 1965.

The average American worker is making $50 a week less than he or she made 50 years ago after adjusting for inflation.

These workers know, as I do, that union workers earn 20 percent more on average than nonunion workers.

What we are now seeing is a major increase in trade union organizing.

At a time when 71 percent of the American people now approve of unions, the highest level since 1965.

What we are now seeing is a major increase in trade union organizing.

The average American worker is making $50 a week less than he or she made 50 years ago after adjusting for inflation.

Today in our Country, over 60 percent of our people are living paycheck to paycheck and millions are working for starvation wages.

These workers know, as I do, that union workers earn 20 percent more on average than nonunion workers.

Today in our Country, over 60 percent of our people are living paycheck to paycheck and millions are working for starvation wages.

Over one-third of the American people can't fill their prescription drugs that the doctors prescribe.

People are getting sicker and, in some cases, dying because they cannot afford the outrageous cost of prescription drugs.

We are looking at an unprecedented level of corporate greed, and that is certainly true with Moderna.

We are looking at an unprecedented level of corporate greed, and that is certainly true with Moderna.

Over one-third of the American people can't fill their prescription drugs that the doctors prescribe.

People are getting sicker and, in some cases, dying because they cannot afford the outrageous cost of prescription drugs.

Supporting workers' right to organize, free from union-busting, is not only the morally and ethically sound choice; it has practical benefits for employers.

Supporting workers' right to organize, free from union-busting, is not only the morally and ethically sound choice; it has practical benefits for employers.

My own personal view, not shared by everybody on this dais, is that health care is a human right.

Your leadership is much appreciated by CHCs across the country.

My own personal view, not shared by everybody on this dais, is that health care is a human right.

Your leadership is much appreciated by CHCs across the country.

By 2025, the United States will have a shortage of up to 450,000 nurses.

I think being able to fund community-based clinic, primary care to expand our funding for primary care residencies, we would be very excited about that.

The National Health Service Corps is one example of such a program, but it is simply inadequate in many ways to meet current needs.