Bernie Sanders Says Election Is a Contrast of Ideas

The transcript contrasts the political stances of candidates on key issues such as the Iraq War, Social Security, trade agreements, and a bankruptcy bill. It highlights one candidate's opposition to the Iraq War, efforts to expand Social Security, resistance to harmful trade agreements, and consumer protection against a bankruptcy bill. In contrast, another candidate supported the Iraq War, advocated for cuts to Social Security, voted for detrimental trade agreements, and backed a bankruptcy bill favoring credit card companies.

Which candidate opposed the Iraq war?

• The candidate who backed the bankruptcy bill

• The candidate who led the opposition

• The candidate who supported trade agreements

• The candidate who voted for the war

What has one candidate consistently fought against throughout their life?

• Support for the Iraq war

• Cuts in Social Security

• Disastrous trade agreements

• Bankruptcy bills

Which programs did one candidate call for cuts to on the Senate floor?

• Education and healthcare

• Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans programs

• Environmental protection and infrastructure

• Defense and foreign aid

What was the impact of the trade agreements opposed by one candidate?

• Increased military spending

• Loss of millions of good paying jobs

• Expansion of Social Security

• Support for bankruptcy bills

Who did one candidate represent when voting for the bankruptcy bill?

• Educational institutions

• Credit card companies

• Environmental groups

• Healthcare organizations