Bernie Quotes

“The sheepish will vote for Joe Biden and those against government and corporate corruption will vote for Bernie Sanders.”
― Steven Magee

“If you want to vote for a continuation of government and corporate corruption, Joe Biden and President Trump are reasonable choices. If you want a more civilized society, Bernie Sanders is an excellent choice.”
― Steven Magee

“Out of Trump, Biden, and Sanders, I would expect Bernie Sanders to run the least corrupt government.”
― Steven Magee

“Bernie Sanders is the Michael Moore of USA politics.”
― Steven Magee

“For Americans that want Bernie Sanders version of Denmark, you can vote him in or you can go and live in Denmark. Voting for him is the easier option.”
― Steven Magee

“Bernie, a giant Bernese mountain dog and Lab mix (she guessed), had a long coat, mostly black except for a streak of white starting on her forehead, then trailing down her throat and onto her chest, with another spot under her tail, making her look like a cream-filled chocolate-dipped cannoli. Three of her four paws looked dunked in white paint, like she'd made a mess during a home improvement project. She was named for one of Astra's favorite characters, Bernadette Fox from Where'd You Go, Bernadette. Like the titular character, Bernie had a small circle of people she adored; she found the rest to be annoying gnats (small children excluded--- they often had snacks to share), not to be bothered with, except the squirrel who lived in the front yard, who was her nemesis. She spent hours making sure the little rodent didn't sneak into the house.”
― Amy E. Reichert, Once Upon a December

“Jack crouched to meet Bernie and let her sniff him, her tail at half-staff. Jack loved dogs though they hadn't had one in the Julemarked since Pinecone wandered in and stayed. That was decades ago. Bernie gave a quick sample lick of his chin, clearly approved, then went in for the full-body affection, knocking him onto his butt and stepping on his lap, forgetting she was more horse than dog. He couldn't help but laugh and felt he'd passed an important test.”
― Amy E. Reichert, Once Upon a December

“You don't want respect! You want representation!
...Asking for respect will never get you any respect at all.
But seeking and demanding representation will give you self-respect and the true respect you deserve.
Is this just a political statement, you tell me is not everything political?”
― Anonymous @AnonymousLyWise