'People are tired of being ignored while the rich get richer': Bernie Sanders on anger and hope in the US and UK

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% :Another example is the recently passed Inflation Reduction Act, which, among other things, lowers prescription drug prices and promotes clean energy.
50% : "You're seeing a progressive movement of people in every state of this country which is beginning to go beyond incremental politics, asking: 'How does it happen that every rich country on Earth - including the UK - has universal healthcare, while we have a dysfunctional system?
46% : Many of them have college degrees and they're looking around them: their wages aren't keeping up with inflation, they can't afford housing or healthcare or student debt, they're falling further and further behind compared to their parents, and they're standing up to the owner of Starbucks - Howard Schultz
40% : A longstanding independent, albeit one who has frequently allied with the Democratic party, Sanders championed causes long eschewed by mainstream Democrats, such as universal healthcare, the abolition of student fees, workers' rights and the anti-war movement.
29% : Sanders gives the example of the president last week committing to cancel up to $10,000 (£8,500) of student debt.

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