Bernie Sanders, AOC, take aim at Trump and Musk, as well as Democrats, at western rallies

Temple, ariz. – – Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from New York and Sen. Bernie Sanders Von Vermont – Champions of the Links – repeatedly aimed at President Donald Trump and his billionaire Elon Elon Musk when they started a three -day momentum through three constitutional countries.

But Sanders and especially OpportunityIn addition, part of their fire on the democratic party with the best -known member of the so -called “squad” of the various and progressive house members who demanded their own party “had the courage to close against the Republicans”.

Trump has returned to the White House since his return two months ago and has moved his political muscles to expand the presidential powers because he increases the longstanding government policy and the federal employee has taken considerable cuts through a flood of executive regulations and measures.

And Sanders and Cortez entered the stage in their first stop in Las Vegas, Nevada, while Trump signed an executive commands to start the long -term conservative goal of tearing down the Ministry of Education at a ceremony of the White House.

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Opportunity accused Trump and his GOP allies of “lies and exceeding work and mid-range Americans so that they can steal our healthcare services, our social security and veterans to pay their tax cuts for the billionaires and rescue packages for their crypto fans.”

And Sanders accused: “Every day Trump tries to remove the power from the congress. He tries to remove the power to the judiciary.”

“We have a message for Mr. Trump and that means we will not allow you to put this country into an oligarchy,” emphasized Sanders.

But the inability of the Democrats in the congress, which are no longer in power in the White House and in the House and Senate, causes the majority of Republicans in the party tensions because the leaders develop a stronger strategy to oppose Trump.

“This is not just about Republicans,” said Ocasio-Cortez der Quantity in Arizona. “We need a democratic party that fights for us. This means that each of us for Democrats and elected civil servants who know how to stand for the working class for the working class looks for the working class. I want them to deal with all levels of office and support Democrats who are fighting because these are actually those who can actually win against Republicans.”

The Sanders Ocasio Cortez stops draw large crowds. The firefighter in Tempe, Arizona, said 11,300 the Mulett Arena on the Arizona State University campus packed thousands in an overflow department outside the arena.

The tour, which Sanders referred to as a “fighting parking car”, continues on Friday in Denver and Greeley, Colorado, and ends on Saturday with a rally in Tucson, Arizona.

It comes as Chuck Schumer, Chairman of Senate Minister, The top democrat in the chamber is exposed to his own party for his support for his support for a Federal Financing Act created by Republicans, which has turned up a state closure last week.

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Neither Ocasio-Cortez nor Sanders mentioned Schumer during their speeches in Las Vegas or pace.

And Sanders, an independent who has long been with the Democrats and the part of the Schumer’s management team in the Senate, declined in an interview with Fox News Digital before the Tempe Rallye to answer whether he agreed with the demands to step down from his leadership position.

“It’s kind of in the Beltway stuff,” said Sanders.

But it was in the minds of some of the rallies.

There were chants of “primary chuck”, which were aimed at Ocasio-Cortez on the Rallye Las Vegas.

And Cindy Garman and Pat Robinson, both from Prescott, Arizona, Fox News, told that they were “really disappointed” with Schumer’s move.

And Amanda Ratloff from Gilbert, Arizona, said Schumer “is not the leader we need.

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In his speech, Sanders swore to fight.

“We will fight against Trump and his oligarched friends,” he emphasized. “With all my heart, I am convinced that they can be defeated.”