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It should come as no surprise that corporate CEOs and billionaires have united against our movement. These people have a vested interest in preserving the status quo so they can continue to exploit working people across America. We welcome their hatred. berniesanders.com/anti-endorseme…
Haim Saban is used to buying elections for his candidates. He and other billionaires oppose our campaign because they know they can't buy us. We don't want their money. 
You can tell who's doing a good job by the enemies they make. Jamie Dimon's bank was fined $13 billion for mortgage fraud. We welcome his hatred.
FDR said "Judge me by the enemies I have made." We agree, and we are proud to say that @LloydBlankfein, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs, is not supporting our campaign.
The Wall Street-funded @ThirdWayTweet thinks we are an existential threat — and they're right. We are an existential threat to the corporatism and greed that keeps their donors in power.
We can propose all the ideas and plans we want, but any agenda that guarantees basic human rights for all Americans will be opposed by the most powerful forces in America. Real, fundamental change is only possible if we have the guts to take them on.
