Coachella's most consecutive camée so far was a invoiced guest niche from Senator Bernie Sanders.
Freshly out of a rally wrapped in Gloria Molina Grand Park in downtown the city which attracted tens of thousands of people, Sanders (flanked by the member of the Maxwell Frost Congress, an heir to the Z generation of his vision), spoke right in front of Claire's outdoor theater at 8:15 p.m.
“This country faces very difficult challenges. The future of what happens to America depends on your generation,” said Sanders. “You can divert yourself and ignore what's going on, but if you do it, you do it at your own risk.”
Sanders pleaded for the young crowds of Coachella to not give in to the despair of the current administration of Trump, and to remember that they are still fighting for the environment, women's rights and peace in Gaza.
The crowd warmly hooked the first mention of President Trump (“I agree,” Sanders said in response).
Senator Bernie Sanders, on the left, and the representative Maxwell Frost at Coachella Music Festival on Saturday in Indio.
(All J. Schaben / Los Angeles)
“He thinks that climate change is a hoax. He is dangerously wrong, and you and I will have to resist the fossil fuels industry and tell them to stop destroying this planet.”
Recognizing the urgency of the moment for the clairo fans base, he reminded them that “in many states, politicians try (try) to withdraw the rights of women to control their own body,” he continued. “We need you to get up and fight for women's rights.”
Then he played his equivalent with his greatest stages – hiding against billionaires like Elon Musk.
“Today we have an economy that works very well for the billionaire class but not for workers' families. We have a broken health system. Health care is a human right. “
Then he highlighted Confo, who declared that Sanders “used his prominence to fight for women's rights and to try to end the terrible and brutal war in Gaza”.
Most fans have probably come to Coachella to escape the salinity of politics today. But as always, politics will follow them anyway, and Sanders made the faithful heard.
