Feel the burn Bernie....
This Ohio teacher fired a surface-to-air truth missile at Bernie for his “oligarch” routine and you should read it
Dr Tart May 5, 2026
Bernie Sanders Oligarchy
Given that it was a day ending in "y," it was time for Bernie Sanders to go on another tear recently about "oligarchs abusing the little guy."
But this time, that tale as old as time ran headlong into an Ohio high school teacher.
Read this 👇
If we lived in rational times, that would about do it for Bernie's career. A few of the highlights:
It's funny … but it's also revealing because it hints at a deeper pattern: Ideology that sounds noble, until it demands something personal. That's when collectivists like Bernie stop being interested in the rules they preach for everyone else. Want proof? Our intrepid Ohio school teacher offered it in Bernie's own words:
And what has Bernie done with all that power? This is a thing of beauty:
But substance has a way of showing up in the numbers.
It's about how long people are willing to ignore what's right in front of them. At some point, the disconnect has to become too obvious to explain away, even for honest liberals.
You can call it populism. You can call it messaging. You can call it politics.
But eventually, the performance gives way to reality.
This Ohio teacher fired a surface-to-air truth missile at Bernie for his “oligarch” routine and you should read it
Dr Tart May 5, 2026Bernie Sanders Oligarchy
Given that it was a day ending in "y," it was time for Bernie Sanders to go on another tear recently about "oligarchs abusing the little guy."
But this time, that tale as old as time ran headlong into an Ohio high school teacher.
Read this 👇
If we lived in rational times, that would about do it for Bernie's career. A few of the highlights:
The man who got thrown out of a socialist hippie commune… after THREE DAYS… for refusing to do any actual work…
There's something almost too perfect about this. The same man who has spent decades collecting taxpayer money for his own bank account while preaching "collective responsibility," couldn't last 72 hours in a system that required it.It's funny … but it's also revealing because it hints at a deeper pattern: Ideology that sounds noble, until it demands something personal. That's when collectivists like Bernie stop being interested in the rules they preach for everyone else. Want proof? Our intrepid Ohio school teacher offered it in Bernie's own words:
'You think I'm gonna be sitting on a waiting line at United?'
You could write a thousand policy papers and not say more than that one sentence.And what has Bernie done with all that power? This is a thing of beauty:
Your two greatest solo legislative achievements — the ones with your name on top, the thing YOU actually DID — are the naming of a post office in Danville, Vermont, and the naming of a post office in Fair Haven, Vermont. You named. Two. Post Offices.
In Bernie's calculation, productiveness is measured in attention, not results.
But attention can be manufactured and performance can be sustained.But substance has a way of showing up in the numbers.
The hippie commune knew it in 72 hours. How long is it going to take everyone else?
That may be my favorite line because it makes clear this is not really about Bernie.It's about how long people are willing to ignore what's right in front of them. At some point, the disconnect has to become too obvious to explain away, even for honest liberals.
You can call it populism. You can call it messaging. You can call it politics.
But eventually, the performance gives way to reality.
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