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Where We Go from Here
- Narrated by: Bernie Sanders
- Length: 7 hrs and 44 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Senator Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign was a beginning, not an end. In his new audiobook, America's most popular political figure speaks about what he's been doing to oppose the Trump agenda and strengthen the progressive movement and how we go forward as a nation.
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- Warren
- 14-01-2020
A Must Read from a true American Visionary
Not just America but the whole world needs Senator Bernie Sanders to win the democratic nomination in 2020 and then in November 2020 to win and make Donald J Trump a one term President. Then in the mid terms flip the senate to join the house as Democrats. The current America is not the America that the founding fathers envisaged but one that is being torn apart. Every American who can vote must vote to end the GOP hold over the nation and get back to giving every America a fair go
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- Leon Burger
- 03-12-2023
So inspiring
Bernie reads the book with strength and composure. If you are feeling helpless in making a positive change in the community, Bernie's self read book will make you inspired and give you the strength that we all can make a positive change.
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- Richard Price
- 28-06-2020
Inspiring, Informative & a Must Listen
This book from Senator Bernie Sanders recaps the 2016 election, discusses the future of progressives in America, as well as lays out his political ideology/ agenda regarding the current issues facing America. He talks about every topic you can think of, including but not limited too: Poverty, Education, Health Care, Gun Rights, Foreign Policy, Wages, Workers Rights, Equality, the future of the democratic party, as well as beating Trump.
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- Caitlin
- 15-09-2020
Amazing story, writing and of course, narration.
Senator Bernie Sanders is truly an icon and his passion for social justice, climate change, racial inequality and Medicare For All really shines in this book. I've listened to many of his speeches at rallies, debates and other events and his charisma and consistant message comes through in his narration style as well.
Highly recommend!
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