Comments by "Virginia Lawler" (@virginialawler7725) on "Progress | Bernie Sanders" video.

@geoffreystraw5268 3/9/22 now. Seeing your post for the 1st time. Have to reply "exactly," about your comment! Need to add public libraries, public roads, public schools, etc., too.
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@Ghostyfrost9688 Yes. Thanks Be. Now he's chairman of the powerful Senate Budget Committee (by seniority), but he should be in his 2nd term as President. An IL native, 83, I first learned of Bernie in 1963. Saw this fine video for the first time today, 3/9/22, still like to share the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago. NotMeUs.
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Saw this or the 1st time here on 3/9/22. So agree with you. An Illinois native, I especially like to share the You Tube, "Bernie and Civil Rights in Chicago."
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...and into his 2nd term now, 3/9/22. I'm glad he's chairman of the powerful Senate Budget Committee, due to his seniority, but.... An IL native, 83 y.o., I still like to share the YouTube video, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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@mostepicguy0019 3/9/22 now. I am so impressed about your Father. Have you seen the Bernie You Tube, "I Know Where I Came From"? I thought about his Father when I read about yours. An IL native, I also like to share the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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3/9/22 now. I just saw this for the 1st time and sure agree with you! An IL native, 83, there's another video I especially like to share, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." Hope you see this...and it. " NotMeUs.
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@hategreed1 3/9/22. Thank you for your post! Seeing it for the 1st time, as Sen. Sanders continues to try to "turn us around." An IL native, I also like to share the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." Still the strongest "leader w/ a moral compass." NotMeUs.
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@sonnyhall1212 Bernie. Both times.
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@separationofcorporationand8132 3/9/22. Also, no stamps.
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@Sharonformation 3/9/22. So true. For example, I'm not on anything like Facebook, Twitter, or other social media outlets, etc. At 83 y.o., having raised two children on my one salary (while working forever in increasingly demanding posts), I'm on a very modest retirement budget--that at least does include email! A lot of rural America still doesn't even have broadband, connections available. An IL native, I do especially like to share as often as possible another fine You Tube video, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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3/9/22 now. I agree. An IL native, 83, another one I like to share is, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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3/9/22. He had mine, too, both campaigns. An IL native, 83 now, I still like to share the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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@flintfredstone228 3/9/22. I don't really look at it that he insults. I do feel that, in both campaigns, he tried hard to show the major differences between other candidates and himself...and to speak the truth. IL native, 83, I like to share the YouTube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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No, Australians can't vote in the U.S. ;-) But, at 83 now (3-9-22), I sure appreciate and agree w/ your comment. An Illinois native, I love to recommend the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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Here's another one I especially like (as an IL native), "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago". NotMeUs.
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Seeing this for the 1st time here on 3/9/22. Great quote. Thank U. IL native, I like to share the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago."
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3/9/22 now. Agree. Sure wish it had. NotMeUs.
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...and he's still calling for that (at public colleges and universities) here in March 2022. An IL native, I also especially like to share the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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3/9/22 now. What a GREAT idea. And showing such immediate success re viewers. too. Makes me resolve, again, to finally learn how to see Bernie's Facebook pages, etc. As an aside, as an IL native, I just decided to mention the You Tube video, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago," which I like a lot. NotMeUs.
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Seeing it for the 1st time here on 3/9/22. Sure agree. As an IL native, 83 now, I also like to share the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs...still.
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Thank you immensely for your comment, which I am seeing today (3/9/22) for the 1st time-and is as important now as it was when you posted it. I also value an early video titled, "NH veterans for Bernie," or something like that. Also, that two major veterans' associations--the American Legion and VFW- have honored him with their highest national awards, in different years. Etc. My only son and only uncle are/were veterans, as were ancestors all the way back to the American Rev. I will always feel that the communications staffers for Bernie sadly did not educate enough of us, especially veterans--in either of his campaign--about his wide, strong support of veterans' issues. Also, little mention of his longtime service on the U.S. Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs, including as chairman. I'll admit that in 2015 a primary focus especially was just to just get more of us to even know of who Sanders even was! An IL native, I had 1st learned of him/admired him due to a Chicago newspaper photo in '63, showing a policeman helping him (!) to the ground at age 20, for his march to end segregation. I like the video, "Bernie and Civil Rights in Chicago"--Bet you might, too! NotMeUs.
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Happy to report that on 3/9/22, Bernie has 761,719 views and 13K likes here. NotMeUs.
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3/9/22 now. I agree 100%. An IL native, 83 now, I also especially like the YouTube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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Yes it was. March 22 now. An IL native, 83, I also still especially like the You Tube, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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I really appreciate your post and agree that Bernie is "still working hard for us all." Am watching this for the 1st time on March 9, 2022. Wish I'd had it to circulate in 2016 and 2020. An Illinois native, I still like to share, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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3/9/22 now. Me, too, in both 2016 and 2020. IL native, 83 now, I first learned of Bernie from a Chicago newspaper photo in 1963. It showed him (at 20 y.o., I think) "helped" to the ground by a policeman for marching against segregation. He was ankle-shackled to a young Black woman. The NAACP got him out the next day. No surprise, I especially like the You Tube video, "Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights in Chicago." NotMeUs.
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