Bernie Sanders, AOC, points to Trump and Musk, as well as democrats, Western manifestations

Tempe, Ariz. – Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez de New York and Senator Bernie Sanders De Vermont, champions on the left, repeatedly pointed to President Donald Trump and his billionaire ally of Elon Musk while starting a three -day swing through three electorally important western states.

But Sanders, and especially ChanceHe also trained part of his fire in the Democratic Party, with the best known member of the so -called “squad” of diverse and progressive chamber members who urge their own party to have “the courage to fight” against the Republicans.

Trump has been in a tear since he returned to the White House two months ago, flexing his political muscles to expand the presidential powers, since he has overturned the long -standing government policy and made great cuts to the federal workforce through a gust of orders and executive actions.

And Sanders and Cortez took the stage at their first stop in Las Vegas, Nevada, while Trump signed an executive order to begin the long -standing conservative objective of demolishing the Department of Education at a White House ceremony.

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Chance accused of Trump and his Republican allies of “Lying and fucking the Americans workers and middle class so that they can steal our benefits of medical care, social security and veterans to pay their tax cuts for billionaires and bailouts of their cryptographic friends.”

And Sanders accused that “every day Trump is trying to take power from Congress. He is trying to take the power to the Judiciary.”

“We have a message for Mr. Trump and that is, we will not allow him to move this country to an oligarchy,” Sanders emphasized. “We are not going to allow you to your friend Mr. Musk and the other billionaires wreak havoc in this country.”

But the inability of the Democrats in Congress, who are out of power in the White House, as well as in the Chamber and the Senate, to stop the majority Republicans is causing tensions within the party in the midst of calls growing so that the leaders come from a stronger strategy to resist Trump.

“It’s just Republicans,” said Ocasio-Cortez to Crowd in Arizona. “We need a Democratic Party who fights more for us. That means that each and every one of us chooses and votes for the Democrats and the elected officials who know how to defend the working class … I want all levels of positions to see and support the Democrats who fight, because those who really can win against Republicans.”

Sanders-Ocasio-Cortez stops are attracting large crowds. The Marshal of Firefighters in Tempe, Arizona, said that 11,300 filled the Mullett Arena on the Campus of the State University of Arizona, with thousands in a section of overflow outside the sand.

The tour, called by Sanders as “Fighting Oligarchy”, continues Friday at Denver and Greley, Colorado and concludes on Saturday with a demonstration in Tucson, Arizona.

It comes like Leader of the Chuck Schumer Senate Minority, The main democrat of the Chamber faces an increase in the fire of his own party for his support last week for a federal federal financing bill made Republican that avoided a government closure.

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Neither Ocasio-Cortez nor Sanders mentioned Schumer during their speeches in Las Vegas or Tempe.

And Sanders, an independent who has caused the Democrats for a long time and who is part of the Schumer leadership team in the Senate, decreased in an interview with Fox News Digital before the Tempe demonstration, to answer if he agreed with the calls for Schumer to give up his leadership position.

“That is a bit of Birtway’s things,” Sanders said.

But he was in the minds of some of those who attended the demonstrations.

There were songs of “Primary Chuck” aimed at Ocasio-Cortez in the Las Vegas rally.

And in Tempe, Cindy Garman and Pat Robinson, both from Prescott, Arizona, told Fox News that they were “really disappointed” with Schumer’s move.

And Amanda Ratloff of Gilbert, Arizona, said that Schumer “is not the leader we need at this time. We need someone who really fights against the US people and will not only yield to Elon Musk and Donald Trump.”

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Sanders, in his speech, promised to fight.

“We are going to fight Trump and his friends oligarchy,” he emphasized. “From the bottom of my heart, I am convinced that they can be defeated.”