Splashy, Action Sanders Bring Large Poster Contains nudge Trump
Some US lawmakers often perform unique actions to provoke concern in the Senate Building.
Ted Cruz, a former Donald Trump's strongest rival in the Republican primary campaign, never read a book titled Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham. James Inhofe throw snowballs in space to refute the global warming issue. While Christopher Murphy use emoticons funny to mock a political opponent.
But do senator Bernie Sanders drew the attention of many people.
As reported by Yahoo News, Thursday, January 5, 2017, Bernie, who had been a rival Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primaries elections, bringing the gigantic poster in a Senate meeting. It turned out that the poster contains nudge US President elect Donald Trump affairs of government health subsidies.
This nudge dated May 7, 2015 or before Trump announced his candidacy for President of the United States. "I was the first Republican candidate who will not cut social fund, Medicare and Medicaid."
With this poster, Sanders urged the Senate does not vote a matter of health funding cuts.
"Trump did not say this of a sudden. He does not say in the interview, but it was a campaign promise. She said repeatedly, "Sanders said when met reporters after a meeting of the Senate on Wednesday.
This action had sparked laughter several members of the Senate, including Ted Cruz. "Senator Cruz smiled when he saw the poster was taken to the pulpit," said Mike Casca, a spokesman for Sanders.
This action also makes many netizens create new memes based on photos Sanders making a speech. Large poster contains nudge Trump replaced by their support for Sanders or even derision for its actions.
@maggieserota Account, for example, wrote a joke about a discount shoe store, replacing the contents of the poster Bernie Trump nudge. "I think you should know. Tabunglah money immediately. "
Ted Cruz, a former Donald Trump's strongest rival in the Republican primary campaign, never read a book titled Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham. James Inhofe throw snowballs in space to refute the global warming issue. While Christopher Murphy use emoticons funny to mock a political opponent.
But do senator Bernie Sanders drew the attention of many people.
As reported by Yahoo News, Thursday, January 5, 2017, Bernie, who had been a rival Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primaries elections, bringing the gigantic poster in a Senate meeting. It turned out that the poster contains nudge US President elect Donald Trump affairs of government health subsidies.
This nudge dated May 7, 2015 or before Trump announced his candidacy for President of the United States. "I was the first Republican candidate who will not cut social fund, Medicare and Medicaid."
With this poster, Sanders urged the Senate does not vote a matter of health funding cuts.
"Trump did not say this of a sudden. He does not say in the interview, but it was a campaign promise. She said repeatedly, "Sanders said when met reporters after a meeting of the Senate on Wednesday.
This action had sparked laughter several members of the Senate, including Ted Cruz. "Senator Cruz smiled when he saw the poster was taken to the pulpit," said Mike Casca, a spokesman for Sanders.
This action also makes many netizens create new memes based on photos Sanders making a speech. Large poster contains nudge Trump replaced by their support for Sanders or even derision for its actions.
@maggieserota Account, for example, wrote a joke about a discount shoe store, replacing the contents of the poster Bernie Trump nudge. "I think you should know. Tabunglah money immediately. "
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