Killer Mike, Bernie Sanders fire up the Fox

Bernie Sanders is the country’s most popular senator, according to a new survey conducted by Morning Consult and released Tuesday, which found Sanders’s approval rating to be 83 percent among his constituents.

But what you must watch is what happened when Killer Mike opened up for Sanders at his Fox Theatre rally. Mike also told the crowd to “stay confronting b******t wherever you turn”.

Further on in Bernie’s speech, he quoted Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., one of Sanders’ heroes of the Civil Rights Movement.

Meanwhile, Clinton’s two opponents, Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley, were happy to field some questions. I’m talking about today, the Martin King post-the Washington march.

New Hampshire state law says candidates for president need to do a few things to get on the primary ballot: One is pay a $1,000 fee.

“We started this campaign at something like 3 percent in the polls, and I think it’s fair to say that in Georgia or SC, 70, 80, 90 percent of the people didn’t even know who Bernie Sanders was, let alone what he stands for”, Sanders said.

“We’re gonna win because first, we’re gonna explain what democratic socialism is”, Sanders replied before jumping into an explanation about how he sees it as fighting income inequality and providing an equitable safety net for all.

“Killer Mike’s Run The Jewels collaborator, producer/rapper El-P, later took to Twitter to endorse his fellow Brooklyn, NY native, writing, “@BernieSanders any friend of mikes (sic) is a friend of mine”. During the aftermath of the uprising in Ferguson, Missouri, over the police shooting of Michael Brown, he was a regular presence on cable news and late night, speaking out against police brutality. In a Run the Jewels sweatshirt.

Somewhat mirroring our actual presidential election process, Time’s editors will ultimately choose the “Person Of The Year” recipient, though they will theoretically weigh in the reader’s choice victor heavily. “And I’m so afraid for them”.

Killer Mike told reporters that he was going to do “as much as [he] humanly can” to advocate for the progressive underdog. “[As long] as blacks can be killed by the state and terrorist”.