Bernard Sanders has the best, most progressive policy platform in the race.

And this isn't just the subjective claim of his national spokesperson,

it's been corroborated by third parties over and over again.

For example, the Sunrise Movement recently gave Bernie Sanders the top score among all 2020 candidates for his

Green New Deal policy. In the nation, sociologist Nikil Goyal described Bernie's K-12 plan as, quote, the most progressive and equitable public education

agenda of any presidential candidate in the modern history of the United States.

Terrell Starr at the route wrote that Ernie's criminal justice plan is, quote,

just as radical as his economic policies. Lodding in particular, his policy to

policy to limit qualified immunity for police officers.

No other candidate has a plan to end at-will employment.

An employment standard which, by the way, lets your boss

fire you for any reason at any time. And only Bernie has a plan to save journalism

from corporate corruption.

This, and I cannot stress this enough is enormously important and reason alone to support Senator Sanders.

But it happens not to be at the core of why I support Bernie.

The reason I support Bernie lies beyond any one policy.

It has more to do with his worldview.

A worldview which says preserving human dignity

is the ultimate test, not polls.

A perspective that understands the intrinsic value of human life, a worldview which says

none of us are free until all of us are free. The policies are good in the first place because they stem from

humanistic principles. That's how you get an environmental policy that sees meeting

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