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Bernie Sanders Butthurt That Billionaire Stadium Owners Can ‘Silence’ Artists Who Speak Out on Gaza

It's Thursday, and millionaire Sen. Bernie Sanders has found another class of billionaire he doesn't like: stadium owners. As our own Gordon K reported, Macklemore was finally dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour. It wasn't Sheeran's decision to drop Macklemore, who gave music lovers (let's rephrase that to "people who would pay to see Ed Sheeran") an impromptu political rally in the middle of its concert, accusing Israel of genocide and calling for a free Palestine. It was the venue owners, in particular New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who said Macklemore wasn't welcome in his stadium. 

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Sanders, who never met a billionaire he didn't like unless they were donating hundreds of millions to Democrat campaigns, went on a rant about billionaire stadium owners silencing artists.

What's next? Something real, or another myth like the genocide in Gaza?

As our own Just Mindy reported, Dearborn Mayor Abdullah H. Hammoud rolled out the red carpet for Macklemore and said he could put on a free show sponsored by the city.

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You're all just going to confuse Sanders with the talk about "private property."

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Should a billionaire have to rent out his stadium for a white supremacist rally? Oh, wait, we're asking the guy who campaigned with the guy with a Nazi tattoo on his chest.

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