Bernie Sanders warns ‘worst is yet to come’ in rallying cry against billionaires
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Senator Bernie Sanders warned of economic trouble and AI job threats at a Manhattan rally.
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US Senator Bernie Sanders warned that "the worst is yet to come" for the US economy unless workers confront a "ruling class" of billionaires. Sanders delivered his rallying cry at a Manhattan event on Sunday, expressing alarm over the current economic situation. He was joined by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who cautioned that artificial intelligence is "coming for human jobs." This event highlights ongoing concerns among some progressive leaders regarding economic inequality and the impact of technological advancements on employment.
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