During a rally for Michigan Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed, Senator Bernie Sanders criticized President Trump, accusing him of racism and corruption. Sanders claimed that Trump's attacks on el Sayed are rooted in Islamophobia and emphasized the need for addressing critical issues like health care and income inequality. He also criticized Republican nominee Mike Rogers, stating that the Senate race reflects a broader national test of Trump's influence on voters.
Key facts
- Senator Bernie Sanders spoke in Grand Rapids, Michigan on October 25, 2026.
- He criticized President Trump for alleged racism and corruption.
- Sanders accused Trump of using Islamophobia against Abdul el Sayed.
- He stated that the top 1% owns more wealth than the bottom 53%.
- Sanders called for a wealth tax on billionaires to fund social programs.
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