time to listen to him. And the people in charge laughed at him.

They’re not laughing now.

Remember the time when Bernie gave a speech at Liberty University? He was heartily applauded. Remember the evangelical Republican who wrote of his support for Bernie, calling his policies most closely aligned with Jesus? I do. Last September, New York Magazine interviewed Jim the Pastor, who posted a voice clip on Reddit about why Bernie had gained his support.

“As I heard Bernie Sanders crying out to the religious leaders at Liberty University, in his hoarse voice, with his wild hair — this Jew — and he proclaimed justice over us, he called us to account, for being complicit with those who are wealthy and those who are powerful, and for abandoning the poor,walk of life, and every step of the way, he was mocked and ridiculed by Clinton supporters as “unelectable.”

Bernie was locked out of the mainstream media and still he gained a large following.

In November of last year, Bernie gave a speech at Georgetown University about Democratic Socialism. During his impassioned monologue, he described U.S. programs that are already socialist in nature: Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, collective bargaining, job programs, banking regulations, and deposit insurance.

But months later, when the Democratic primaries began, voters and poll observers reported widespread problems. Voters disenfranchised meant fewer people cast ballots for him. Democrats all over the nation reported their registrations were mysteriously changed, many of whom who were lifelong members of the party.

In Illinois, poll workers were witnessed changing paper ballots to match