There is a level of energy and enthusiasm in our campaign that we're not seeing elsewhere. People are ready for a political revolution. They're ready to transform America and that's what our campaign is about.

People are disgusted; I can't tell you whether they're Republicans, Democrats, moderates, progressives, people are disgusted with the campaign finance system that allows billionaires to buy elections.

The middle class in this country is disappearing. We have 27 million people living in poverty. We have a campaign finance system which is corrupt. The rich are getting richer, everybody else is getting poorer.

If the middle class of this country is going to survive, if we're going to deal with income and health inequality, we need some very profound changes about the way we do business in this country.

This country is moving into an oligarchic form of society where a handful of billionaires control the economic and political life of this country.

We need a political revolution in this country involving millions of people.

The American people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails.

I ask you today to join the political revolution. Let's transform America, thank you.

I voted against the Iraq war in 2002.

You're looking at the only non-billionaire major candidate for president who does not have a Super PAC.

So people will have to contrast my consistency am I willing to standup to Wall Street and corporations, big cooperations with the secretary.

So I don't get into personal attacks, you know that. But are there difference of opinion that should be discussed? Of course there are, that's what an election is about.

Would she be interested in being my vice president? We will be outspent, but I think we got a good shot to win this thing.

You're looking at a candidate who does not go about attacking people personally, what I think debates are about is in fact differentiating the differences of opinions that we have.

I look forward to a vigorous debate on the most important issues facing this country.

Don't be surprised if we do well with a number of republicans.

I've never ran a negative political ad in my life.

Maybe I shouldn't say this. I like Hillary Clinton. I respect Hillary Clinton.

Vermont is counting on the NRC to play the role it needs to play and look out for our communities' interests, not just Vermont Yankee's.

To my mind, this is a misuse of funds and could potentially put Vermonters on the hook if Vermont Yankee is unable to cover the costs remaining for full decommissioning.

I believe that it is unconscionable that the NRC would deny Vermonters the opportunity to participate in the decommissioning plan.

This is simply unacceptable.

I have voiced my very serious concerns regarding the lack of input communities in Vermont have in the decommissioning process.

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I rise to discuss one of the major crises facing our health care system today, and that is that the pharmaceutical industry itself has become a major health hazard to the American people. The pharmaceutical industry in this country is…