CLEAN : Sanders promises most progressive platform ever at convention

The transcript discusses the importance of independent thinking and the power of grassroots movements in effecting change. It highlights the potential of a progressive platform emerging from the Democratic Convention and critiques the representation of oligarchy in politics. The speaker emphasizes the significance of movements like labor, women's, and civil rights in driving real progress, often more impactful than elections. The possibility of supporting alternative parties like the Green Party is also considered if the Democratic Party does not align with personal political views.

What is the speaker's view on the potential of grassroots movements?

• They are irrelevant in modern politics.

• They are ineffective against the establishment.

• They can challenge and defeat the establishment.

• They are only successful with government support.

Why does the speaker refuse to vote for Hillary Clinton?

• She represents oligarchy.

• She is too progressive.

• She is not well-known.

• She lacks political experience.

What does the speaker consider the most important aspect of Bernie's campaign?

• The movement he is building.

• His financial backing.

• His media presence.

• His debate performances.

According to the speaker, what has historically driven real progress?

• Technological advancements.

• Movements of people demanding change.

• Government policies.

• Elections.

What might the speaker do if the Democratic Party does not align with their views?

• Support the Republican Party.

• Start a new political party.

• Support the Green Party or a third party.

• Abstain from voting.