Congressman Bernie Sanders

Producer

Description

Before his 1990 election as Vermont’s at-large member in Congress, Sanders lectured at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard and at Hamilton College in upstate New York. U.S. House of Representatives, 1991-2007.

Programs in this Series

Sanders PC on Proposed Student Aid Cuts - 04/04/2006

Sanders & Obama - Taking Back Our Country - 03/10/2006

Sanders & Obama - Taking Back Our Country

Sanders PC- Supplemental Commodity Food Progr. - 02/20/2006

Sanders PC- Discounted Heating Oil Program - 02/07/2006

Sanders PC- Medicare Prescr. Drug Plan Changes - 01/30/2006

Sanders for Senate Organization Mtg. - 01/11/2006

Sanders' Town Meeting on Comcast - 10/03/2005

Sanders- Rising Oil and Gas Prices - 08/31/2005

Reunion of Sanders' Campaign Workers - 08/21/2005

Raw footage of Bernie Sanders at a BBQ reunion for his first mayoral campaign workers.

Sanders- Gas Prices - 08/16/2005

Sanders: Town Meeting on Poverty (Barre) - 05/21/2005

Bernie Sanders Congressional Town Meeting on Poverty Speakers: Ellen Thompson, Hal Cohen, Joe Dauscher, and Tim Smith

Sanders: Town Meeting on Poverty - 05/09/2005

Bernie Sanders discusses Poverty in Vermont Speakers: Steve Geller (Ex. Director, SEVCA), Paul Feeney (Ex. Director, Windsor Connection Resource Center), Carson Hoag (Board Member, SEVCA), and Barbara Ternes (Ex. Director, Parks Place Community...

Sanders: U.S. Trade Policy with China - 04/19/2005

Sanders Press Conference with York Capacitors Corp. on US Trade Policy with China

Rep. Sanders: Freedom to Read Protection Act - 03/09/2005

The Office of Congressman Bernie Sanders Reintroduction of "Freedom to Read Protection Act"

Sanders- Funding for War Illness Study - 02/14/2005

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