USA: Sanders says the US is an oligarchy, not a democracy

Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders said the US is not a democracy, but an olagarchy, due to the spending of the Koch brothers, as he visited an elementary school in the city of Seabrooks, New Hampshire on Sunday. The speech addressed a number of crucial issues, including unemployment, healthcare and the cost of education in the US. Sanders started by saying that "No matter who will win the presidency it's important for the Americans to come together for the political revolution." He presented the numbers of youth unemployment, where according to Economic Policy Institute, youth unemployment among white children is 33 percent. For hispanic children the percentage is 36 percent, whereas for African-American children the figure is 51 percent. Sanders promised to continue opposition to trade deals such as the Trans Pacific Partnership and push for a complete shift in American politics.