*GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ENDORSING BERNIE SANDERS FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT 2016*
This is a List of Endorsements by GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS for Sen. Bernie Sanders as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee for the 2016 U.S. presidential election. The information is based on Wikipedia's FULL list of prominent individuals and organizations who have voiced their endorsement of Sen. Bernie Sanders, as of Feb. 6, 2016. (WIKI Link at Bottom).
-> Sanders is endorsed by a growing number of public officials on the federal, state and local level including approximately 117 State Legislators, DNC members and chairs, state executives, mayors and many others. International political leaders who also support his campaign for the presidency are on the list. >You might want to *GIVE A NOD TO ANY SPECIAL ENDORSERS by commenting here or contacting them. Officials often like to know that their work and positions are acknowledged and appreciated.
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*PRIMARY CAMPAIGN ENDORSEMENTS FOR SEN. BERNIE SANDERS*
- U.S. CABINET MEMBERS AND CABINET-LEVEL OFFICIALS:
Former[edit]
Robert Reich, 22nd Secretary of Labor (1993–1997)[6]
- STATE GOVERNORS: [edit]
Former[edit]
Jesse Ventura, 38th Governor of Minnesota (1999–2003) for the Reform Party[7]
- U.S. SENATORS: [edit]
Former[edit]
Paul G. Kirk, MA (2009–2010)[8]
- U.S. REPRESENTATIVES: [edit]
Current[edit]
Keith Ellison, MN[9]
Raúl Grijalva, AZ[10]
Former[edit]
Brad Miller, NC (2003–2013)[6]
- STATE EXECUTIVE OFFICIALS: [edit]
Current[edit]
Matthew Dunlap, Secretary of State of Maine[11]
Doug Hoffer, Vermont Auditor of Accounts[12]
Former[edit]
Dudley Dudley, New Hampshire Executive Council member (1977–1985)[13]
Jim Hightower, Texas Agriculture Commissioner (1983–1991)[14]
John Shea, New Hampshire Executive Council member (2006–2010)[15]
- STATE LEGISLATORS:
Current[edit]
Terry Alexander, SC Rep.[16]
Robert Alley, ME Rep.[11]
Tim Ashe, VT Sen. (VPP)[17]
Justin Bamberg, SC Rep.[18]
Jane Beaulieu, NH Rep.[15]
Roberta Beavers, ME Rep.[11]
Travis Bennett, NH Rep.[15]
Steven Berry, VT Rep.[19]
Peter Bixby, NH Rep.[15]
Lydia Blume, ME Rep.[11]
Reginald Bolding, AZ Rep.[20]
Heidi Brooks, ME Rep.[11]
Mollie Burke, VT Rep. (VPP)[21]
Wayne Burton, NH Rep.[15]
James J. Campbell, ME Rep. (Ind.)[11]
Mark Cardenas, AZ Rep.[22]
Ralph Chapman, ME Rep.[11]
Cynthia Chase, NH Rep[23]
Robin Chestnut-Tangerman, VT Rep. (VPP)[21]
Ben Chipman, ME Rep.[11]
Jackie Cilley, NH Rep.[24]
Karen Clark, MN Rep.[25]
Renny Cushing, NH Rep.[15]
Susan Davis, VT Rep. (VPP)[21]
Michael Devin, ME Rep.[11]
Mark Dion, ME Rep.[11]
Donna Doore, ME Rep.[11]
Michelle Dunphy, ME Rep.[11]
David Dutremble, ME Sen.[11]
Jamie Eldridge, MA Sen.[26]
Jeffrey Evangelos, ME Rep. (Ind.)[11]
Richard Farnsworth, ME Rep.[11]
Gail Finney, KS Rep.[27]
William Frank, VT Rep.[19]
Patsy French, VT Rep.[19]
Paul Gilbert, ME Rep.[11]
Wendell Gilliard SC Rep.[28]
Diana Gonzalez, VT Rep. (VPP)[21]
Adam Goode, ME Rep.[11]
Geoffrey Gratwick, ME Sen.[11]
Will Guzzardi, IL Rep.[29]
Sandy Haas, VT Rep. (VPP)[21]
Scott Hamann, ME Rep.[11]
Denise Harlow, ME Rep.[11]
Helen Head, VT Rep.[19]
John Hennessy, CT Rep.[30]
Geoffrey Hirsch, NH Rep.[15]
George Hogan, ME Rep.[11]
Mary S. Hooper, VT Rep.[19]
Brian Hubbell, ME Rep.[11]
Marty Jack, NH Rep.[15]
Troy Jackson, ME Sen.[31]
Pramila Jayapal, WA Sen.[32]
Pat Jehlen, MA Sen.[33]
Mary Keefe, MA Rep.[26]
Warren Kitzmiller, VT Rep.[19]
Michel Lajoie, ME Rep.[11]
Patrick Long, NH Rep.[15]
Linda Martin, VT Rep.[19]
Jeff McCabe, ME House Maj. Leader[11]
James McCullough, VT Rep.[19]
Richard McNamara, NH Rep.[15]
Gina Melaragno, ME Rep.[11]
Juan Mendez, AZ Rep.[34]
David Miramant, ME Sen.[11]
Kim Monaghan-Derrig, ME Rep.[11]
Marcia Moody, NH Rep.[15]
Luis Moscoso, WA Rep.[32]
Joseph Neal, SC Rep.[35]
Rob Nosse, OR Rep.[36]
Jean O'Sullivan, VT Rep.[19]
Lee Oxenham, NH Rep.[15]
John Patrick, ME Sen.[11]
Avram Patt, VT Rep.[19]
Chris Pearson, VT Rep. (VPP)[37]
Charles F. Pelkey, WY Rep.[38]
Bill Perkins, NY Sen.[39]
Anthony Pollina, VT Sen. (VPP)[21]
Robyn Porter, CT Rep.[30]
Christine Powers, ME Rep.[11]
Martín Quezada, AZ Sen.[40]
Russell Ruderman, HI Sen.[41]
Diane Russell, ME Rep.[11]
Marjorie Ryerson, VT Rep.[19]
Deane Rykerson, ME Rep.[11]
James Sanders, Jr., NY Sen.[39]
Robert Saucier, ME Rep.[11]
Andy Schmidt, NH Rep.[15]
Jennifer Schultz, MN Rep.[42]
Tick Segerblom, NV Sen.[43]
David Sharpe, VT Rep.[19]
Gilman Shattuck, NH Rep.[15]
Amy Sheldon, VT Rep.[21]
Stanley Short, ME Rep.[11]
Michael J. Skindell, OH Sen.[44]
Timothy Smith, NH Rep.[45]
Stephen Stanley, ME Rep.[11]
Thomas Stevens, VT Rep.[19]
Peter Stuckey, ME Rep.[11]
Mary Sullivan, VT Rep.[19]
George Sykes, NH Rep.[15]
Peter Tercyak, CT House Dep. Maj. Leader[30
Robert Theberge, NH Rep.[15]
Ryan Tipping-Spitz, ME Rep.[11]
Maida Townsend, VT Rep.[19]
Joseph "Chip" Troiano, VT Rep.[19]
Ivy Vann, NH Rep[46]
Edwin Vargas, CT Rep.[30]
Andy White, NH Rep.[15]
Robert Q. Williams, SC Rep.[28]
Gary Holder-Winfield, CT Sen.[30]
John Wisniewski, NJ Rep.[47]
Dan Wolf, MA Sen.[48]
Mark Woodward, VT Rep.[19]
Michael Yantachka, VT Rep.[19]
Teo Žagar, VT Rep.[19]
David Zuckerman, VT Sen. (VPP)[21
Former[edit]
Mo Baxley, NH Rep. (2007–2008)[15]
Daryl Beall, IA Sen. (2003–2015)[49]
Gloria Bromell Tinubu, GA Rep. (2011)[50]
Bruce Bryant, ME Sen. (2002–2010)[11]
Burt Cohen, NH Sen. (1990–2004)[51]
Amanda Curtis, MT Rep. (2013–2015)[52]
Thomas Duane, NY Sen. (1999–2012)[53]
Matt Dunne, VT Sen. (2002–2006)[54]
Robert W. Duplessie, ME Rep. (1998–2006)[11]
Bill Edley, IL Rep. (1989–1995)[55]
Eileen Ehlers, NH Rep. (2007–2008)[15]
Tom Fiegen, IA Rep. (2000–2003)[56]
Lucy Flores, NV Rep. (2011–2015)[57]
Michael Foley, OH Rep. (2006–2014)[44]
Sylvia Gale, NH Rep. (2012–2014)[15]
Bev Hannon, IA Sen. (1985–1992)[58]
Tom Hayden, CA Sen. (1992–2000)[59]
Becky Lourey, MN Sen. (1991–2007)[60]
John Moran, VT Rep. (2006–2015)[61]
Bob Perry, NH Rep. (2011–2014)[15]
C. J. Prentiss, OH Sen. (1999–2006)[44]
Charles Priest, ME Rep. (2006–2014)[11]
John G. Richardson, 97th ME House Speaker (2004–2006)[11]
*Nina Turner, OH Sen. (2008–2014)[62]
Tom Turnipseed, SC Sen. (1976–1980)[28]
Brian Wazlaw, NH Rep. (2012–2014)[15]
Chuck Weed, NH Rep. (2000–2014)[15]
John Wittneben, IA Rep. (2011–2013)[58]
- MAYORS:[edit]
Current[edit]
John Fetterman, Mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania[63]
Daryl Justin Finizio, Mayor of New London, Connecticut[64]
Bill Gluba, 74th Mayor of Davenport, Iowa[65]
Former[edit]
Rocky Anderson, 33rd Mayor of Salt Lake City (2000–2008) (Justice Party founder)[66]
Michael F. Brennan, 87th Mayor of Portland, Maine (2011–2015)[11]
- MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS:[edit]
Current[edit]
Cecil Bothwell, Asheville City Councilor[67]
Rafael Espinal, New York City Councilor[68]
Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, Cook County, IL Commissioner[69]
Susie Sadlowski Garza, Chicago City Alderwoman[70]
Steve Novick, Portland City Commissioner[36]
Kshama Sawant, Seattle City Councilor (Socialist Alternative)[
Former[edit]
Tim Hagan, Cuyahoga County, OH Commissioner (1982–1998, 2004–2011)[44]
Harry Britt, President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors (1989–1990)[72]
*DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Current[edit]
Erin Bilbray, NV[73]
Richard Cassidy, VT[74]
Larry Cohen, DC/CWA[75]
Reni Erdos, NJ[76]
Chad Nodland, ND[77]
Jake Quinn, NC[78]
Chris Regan, WV Dem. Party Vice Chair[79]
Keelan Sanders, MS[80]
+Paul G. Kirk Jr. of Mass., fmr. DNC Chairman
+Richard Harpootlian, fmr. SC Dem. Party Chairman
*INTERNATIONAL POLITICIANS:[edit]
Karin Andersen, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[82]
Walden Bello, former Filipino MP (2007–2015) (Akbayan)[83]
Kirsti Bergstø, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[82]
Pippo Civati, Italian MP (Leader of Possible)[84]
Sevim Dagdelen, German MP (The Left)[85]
Uffe Elbæk, Danish MP (Leader of The Alternative)[86]
Neil Findlay, Scottish MSP (Labour Party)[87]
Colin Fox, former Scottish MSP (2003–2007) (Socialist Party)[88]
Rasmus Hansson, Norwegian MP (Green Party)[82]
Heikki Holmås, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[82]
Norm Kelly, Toronto City Councillor (Liberal Party)[89]
Audun Lysbakken, Norwegian MP (Leader of the Socialist Left Party)[82]
Niema Movassat, German MP (The Left)[90]
Sverre Myrli, Norwegian MP (Labor Party)[82]
Abid Raja, Norwegian MP (Liberal Party)[82]
Freddy de Ruiter, Norwegian MP (Labor Party)[82]
Larry Sanders, former Oxfordshire County Councillor (2005–2013) (Green Party); candidate's brother[91]
Jonas Sjöstedt, Swedish MP (Leader of the Left Party)[92]
Torstein Tvedt Solberg, Norwegian MP (Labor Party)[82]
Snorre Valen, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[82]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bernie_Sanders_presidential_campaign_endorsements,_2016
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America out of decline to create a better, more democratic nation ignite courage and hope in millions. We're so very fortunate.
Feel the Bern! 
The coalition of integrity! 
and in Bernie they see it. His message is connecting wider and deeper with people of all backgrounds and in more and more places across the country- in states, counties, towns and cities, and with communities, families, groups and thousands of supporters via social media. "WE CAN DO THIS" as Bernie says!
- Bernie Draws Thousands to Rally in Tucson, Arizona -
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*Key Democratic Leader and Former Mass. Senator Paul Kirk Endorsed Bernie Sanders at a Rally at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire on Jan. 14*
Kirk is a one-time Mass. Senator, influential Democratic Party leader and a native of Newton, Mass. He is mostly known as a former aide to Sen. Ted Kennedy and for serving as the Democratic National Committee Chairman from 1985-1989.
In 2009 following Kennedy's death, Kirk was appointed to the Senate to fill the vacant seat. He served as interim senator until Republican Scott Brown was sworn in on Feb. 4, 2010 following a special election.
Kirk is also one of 400 Super Delegates who are free to vote for whomever they want during the nominating process at the party convention. In the 2008 primary he endorsed Barack Obama.
Speaking at the Hanover, New Hampshire rally, Kirk praised Sanders for his position against the influence of money in politics and his campaign's success fundraising off small donations.
"The American people are sick of the old way", Kirk said per the Boston Globe. "They also believe-- as Bernie and I do-- enough is enough."
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/2016/01/14/bernie-sanders-picks-endorsement-from-former-dnc-chairman-mass-senator/80hiuY11Fnlos9BgY1dafL/story.html
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South Carolina State Rep. & attny. Justin T. Bamberg Explains Why He Switched to Endorse Sanders from Clinton, Jan. 26
Honesty, boldness and trustworthy are some of the reasons Rep. Bamberg decided to change his support to Sanders recently. The Vermont candidate's position on single-payer health care is a critical issue in Bamberg's area and another main reason for switching his endorsement to Sanders from Clinton in Dec. He also believes Bernie and his platform are rising in appeal as people get to know him and that he can do it.
The S. C. state representative and attorney was a prominent figure in the effort to take the Confederate flag down from the South Carolina Statehouse.
Justin Bamberg was also the lawyer for the family of Walter Scott, the police-shooting victim. Mr. Scott, age 50 and unarmed, was shot and killed in April 2015 while running away from North Charleston police officer Michael Slager. Slager was subsequently arrested, indicted, denied bail for months and then released earlier this month once a new trial date was set. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/justin-bamberg-bernie-sanders_us_56a6447be4b076aadcc7366b
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-SANDERS ENDORSED BY KEY SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRAT RICHARD HARPOOTLIAN - The Hill, Feb, 3, 2016
Former South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Richard Harpootlian on Wednesday endorsed Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) for president.
"You sort of say, 'Well, can he do it?' " Harpootlian said, according to the New York Times. "It's like 2007, when I met Barack Obama fully intending to support Hillary Clinton. And after a half hour with him he convinced me, not convinced me so much as I saw a passion in him.
Hillary is not an agent of change — I mean, her campaign slogan should be, ‘It’s my turn,’ ” he added.
“It’s hard for me to listen to how Hillary says she would fight Wall Street when she took hundreds of thousands of dollars in speaking fees from Goldman Sachs — not 20 years ago, but a couple years ago. She’s talking the talk, but not walking the walk.”
- Richard Harpootlian served twice as the Democratic Party Chairman in South Carolina, 1998-2003 and 2011-2013 -
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/268162-former-south-carolina-dem-party-chair-endorses-sanders
*MORE: http://www.democraticunderground.com/1280111433
Chris Regan is also an attorney who practices law representing people in WV, OH and PA. He lives on a farm outside Wheeling with his wife, daughter and three good dogs.
- Chris Regan, Vice Chair and Belinda Belafore, Chair, the West Virginia Democratic Party -
BERNIE SANDERS FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Chris Regan's letter posted Jan. 30, 2016
Our country faces a middle-class crisis. Well-funded corporations and politicians have used billions of dollars to corrupt our politics and drive down the wages working families need to survive. The candidate for President who fights the influence of corporate money, and champions the interests of working families, is Bernie Sanders.
West Virginia is seeing first hand how elite corporations can take over the government and attack the interests of working people with impunity. Republicans have taken prevailing wages and benefits from construction workers, threatened health care and retirement promises to schoolteachers, and pushed a union-busting agenda with euphemisms like “workplace freedom.” West Virginia needs a national campaign devoted to the paychecks of middle-class families. Bernie Sanders will lead that fight.
As the most recent debate showed, the Republicans have nothing to offer America except reckless, ill-considered wars and giveaways to billionaires. Bernie Sanders opposed the war in Iraq and will not act dangerously in foreign policy, as Republicans promise to do. Senator Sanders has fought to honor our nation’s promises to our veterans who have returned from war, while his GOP opponents use our military personnel as political props.
Every Republican has proposed a huge tax cut for the rich. Bernie Sanders will make sure the rich pay their fair share and give working families a break. Senator Sanders walks the walk — gathering unprecedented numbers of individual donations from ordinary Americans to fund his campaign so he is not beholden to Wall Street, corporate America, or some dark-money PAC. He will restore integrity to our political process.
The middle class is America’s heart and soul. The concerns of middle-class families, including health care, tuition, and a rising wage for honest work must be our focus in 2016, not just here in West Virginia, but across the country. We cannot afford leadership corrupted by corporate money any longer. I endorse Bernie Sanders’ message, his values, and his unparalleled commitment to taking our country back from the billionaire class.
I endorse Bernie Sanders for President of the United States of America.
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http://www.homeyesterday.com/bernie-sanders-for-president/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1280104727
Keith Ellison on that list. And Jesse? He has more brains than I thought.
of the Congressional Progressive Caucus are actively helping working Americans and preserving our safety net programs.
Rep. Ellison leads the crowd at the Capitol in a protest song at a CPC event to form a 'human chain' to oppose cuts to Medicare and Social Security, Oct. 2013.
'Progressives Form 'Human Chain' Against Chained CPI', Roll Call, Oct. 3, 2013.
http://blogs.rollcall.com/218/house-progressives-form-human-chain-against-chained-cpi/
Signers (Institutional listing for identification purposes only):
1. Robert Reich, University of California Berkeley
2. Robert Hockett, Cornell University
3. James K. Galbraith, University of Texas
4. Dean Baker, Center for Economic and Policy Research
5. Christine Desan, Harvard Law School
6. Jeff Connaughton, Former Chief of Staff, Senator Ted Kaufman
7. William Darity Jr., Duke University
8. Eileen Appelbaum, Center for Economic and Policy Research
9. Brad Miller, Former U.S. Congressman and Senior Fellow, Roosevelt
Institute
10. William K. Black, University of Missouri-Kansas City
11. Lawrence Rufrano, Research, Federal Reserve Board, 2005-2015
12. Darrick Hamilton, New School for Social Research
13. Peter Eaton, University of Missouri-Kansas City
14. Eric Hake, Catawba College
15. Geoff Schneider, Bucknell University
16. Dell Champlin, Oregon State University
17. Antoine Godin, Kingston University, London, UK
18. John P. Watkins, Westminster College
19. Mayo C. Toruño, California State University, San Bernardino
20. Charles K. Wilber, Fellow, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace
Studies, University of Notre Dame
21. Fadhel Kaboub, Denison University
22. Flavia Dantas, Cortland State University
23. Mitchell Green, Binzgar Institute
24. Bruce Collier, Education Management Information Systems
25. Winston H. Griffith, Bucknell University
26. Zdravka Todorova, Wright State University
27. David Barkin, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco
28. Rick Wicks, Göteborg, Sverige (Sweden) & Anchorage, Alaska
29. Philip Arestis, University of Cambridge
30. Amitava Krishna Dutt, University of Notre Dame
31. John F. Henry, Levy Economics Institute
32. James G. Devine, Loyola Marymount University
33. John Davis, Marquette University
34. Gary Mongiovi, St. John’s University
35. Eric Tymoigne, Lewis & Clark College
36. Trevor Roycroft, Ohio University
37. James Sturgeon, University of Missouri-Kansas City
38. Spencer J. Pack, Connecticut College
39. Thomas Kemp, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
40. Ronnie Phillips, Colorado State University
41. John Dennis Chasse, SUNY at Brockport
42. Pavlina R. Tcherneva, Bard College
43. Silvio Guaita, Institution, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
44. Glen Atkinson, University of Nevada, Reno
45. William Van Lear, Belmont Abbey College
46. James M. Cypher, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas
47. Philip Pilkington, Political Economy Research Group, Kingston University
48. Eric Hoyt, PhD candidate, UMass-Amherst
49. Jon D. Wisman, American University
50. James K. Boyce, University of Massachusetts Amherst
51. Hendrik Van den Berg, Professor Emeritus, Universities of Nebraska
52. Thomas E. Lambert, Northern Kentucky University
53. Michael Nuwer, SUNY Potsdam
54. Nikka Lemons, The University of Texas-Arlington
55. Scott T. Fullwiler, Wartburg College
56. Charles M A. Clark, St. John's University
57. John T. Harvey, Texas Christian University
58. Daphne Greenwood, University of Colorado-Colorado Springs
59. Gerald Epstein, University of Massachusetts Amherst
60. Mohammad Moeini-Feizabadi, PhD candidate, University of Massachusetts
61. Rebecca Todd Peters, Elon University
62. Andres F. Cantillo, University of Missouri-Kansas City
63. Michael Meeropol, Professor Emeritus of Economics, Western New England
University
64. Robert H. Scott III, Monmouth University
65. Timothy A Wunder, Department of Economics University of Texas-
Arlington
66. Mariano Torras, Adelphi University
67. Gennaro Zezza, Levy Economics Institute
68. Wolfram Elsner, University of Bremen
69. Larry Allen, Lamar University
70. John Miller, Wheaton College
71. Chris Tilly, UCLA
72. Sean Flaherty, Franklin and Marshall College
73. Clifford Poirot, Shawnee State University
74. Anita Dancs, Western New England University
75. Calvin Mudzingiri, University of the Free State
76. Roger Even Bove, West Chester University
77. Andrea Armeni, Transform Finance
78. Anwar Shaikh, New School for Social Research
79. Steven Pressman, Colorado State University
80. Frank Pasquale, University of Maryland, Carey School of Law
81. John Weeks, SOAS, University of London
82. Matías Vernengo, Bucknell University
83. Thomas Masterson, Levy Economics Institute
84. Antonio Callari, Franklin and Marshall College
85. Avraham Baranes, Rollins College
86. Janet Spitz, the College of Saint Rose
87. Nancy Folbre, University of Massachusetts Amherst
88. Jennifer Taub, Vermont Law School
89. Irene van Staveren, Erasmus University
90. Yavuz Yaşar, University of Denver
91. Scott McConnell, Eastern Oregon University
92. Don Goldstein, Allegheny College
93. J. Pérez Oya, Retired UN secretariat (Spain)
94. Elaine McCrate, University of Vermont
95. Thomas E. Weisskopf, University of Michigan
96. Jeffrey Zink, Morningside College
97. Scott Jeffrey, Monmouth University
98. Lourdes Benería, Cornell University
99. Frank Thompson, University of Michigan
100. Baban Hasnat, The College at Brockport, State University of New York
101. Ilene Grabel, University of Denver
102. Tara Natarajan, Saint Michael's College
103. Leanne Ussher, Queens College, City University of New York
104. Kathleen McAfee, San Francisco State University
105. Victoria Chick, University College London
106. Steve Keen, Kingston University
107. Heidi Mandanis Schooner, The Catholic University of America
108. Louis-Philippe Rochon, Laurentian University
109. Jamee K. Moudud, Professor of Economics, Sarah Lawrence College
110. Timothy A. Canova, Shepard Broad College of Law, Nova Southeastern
University
111. Karol Gil Vasquez, Nichols College
112. Mark Haggerty, University of Maine
113. Luis Brunstein University of California, Riverside
114. Cathleen Whiting, Willamette University
115. William Waller, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
116. Kade Finnoff, University of Massachuettes-Boston
117. Maarten de Kadt, Independent Economist
118. Timothy Koechlin, Vassar College
119. Ceren Soylu, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
120. Dorene Isenberg, University of Redlands
121. Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University
122. Matthew Rice, University of Missouri-Kansas City
123. David Gold, The New School for Social Research
124. Cyrus Bina, University of Minnesota
125. Mark Paul, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
126. Xuan Pham, Rockhurst University
127. Erik Dean, Portland Community College
128. Arthur E. Wilmarth, Jr., George Washington University Law School
129. Rohan Grey, President, Modern Money Network
130. Tamar Diana Wilson, University of Missouri—St. Louis
131. Radhika Balakrishanan, Rutgers University
132. Alla Semenova, SUNY Potsdam
133. Yeva Nersisyan, Franklin and Marshall College
134. Linwood Tauheed, University of Missouri-Kansas City
135. Michael Perelman, California State University, Chico
136. Janet T. Knoedler, Bucknell University
137. David Laibman, Brooklyn College and Graduate School, City University of
New York
138. Ann Pettifor, Director, Policy Research in Macroeconomics, London
139. Steve Schifferes, City University London
140. Al Campbell, University of Utah
141. Faith Stevelman, New York Law School
142. Kathleen C. Engel, Suffolk University Law School
143. Jack Wendland, University of Missouri-Kansas City
144. Ruxandra Pavelchievici, University of Nice Sophia Antipolis
145. Zoe Sherman, Merrimack College
146. Donald St. Clair, CFP, Financial Planning Assoc. of Northern California
147. Carolyn McClanahan, CFP, Life Planning Partners, Inc.
148. Thomas Ferguson, Senior Fellow, Roosevelt Institute
149. Saule T. Omarova, Cornell University
150. Josh Ryan-Collins, City University, London
151. June Zaccone, Hofstra University
152. Alex Binder, Franklin & Marshall College
153. Albena Azmanova, University of Kent, Brussels School of International
Studies
154. Hans G. Ehrbar, University of Utah
155. Devin T. Rafferty, St. Peter’s University
156. Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana University
157. David Zalewski, Providence College
158. Claudia Chaufan, University of California-San Francisco
159. L. Randall Wray, Levy Economics Institute and Bard College
160. Richard B. Wagner, JD, CFP, WorthLiving LLC
161. Joseph Persky, University of Illinois-Chicago
162. Julie Matthaei, Wellesley College
163. Peter Spiegler, University of Massachuetts-Amherst
164. James Ronald Stanfield, Colorado State University
165. William D. Pitney, CFP, Director of Advocacy, FPA of Silicon Valley
166. Ora R. Citron, CFP, Oak Tree Wealth Management
167. Susan Webber, Former Associate at Goldman, Sachs & Co.
168. Richard D. Wolff, Democracy at Work and New School for Social Research
169. Mu-JeongKho, University College London
170. Kevin Furey, Chemeketa Community College
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Sanders positions and proposals. A++
Sanders, former Oxfordshire Councillor, Green Party listed with international political figures for Bernie from Europe, Canada and the Philippines. On April 30, 2015 Bernie announced his candidacy and Larry spoke with pride of his younger brother he described as "astonishingly tenacious", and said "when he decides to do something, he does it."
'I'm Running for Parliament but My Brother is Running for President', Telegraph, April 30, 2015.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/general-election-2015/11575299/Im-running-for-Parliament-but-my-brother-is-running-for-President.html
- The Sanders Brothers in 1981 after Bernie was elected Mayor of Burlington, Vermont -
I'm mild. And there's more to come on this subject, so be ready!
How exciting to see the endorsements coming forth and more in the weeks ahead.
