Bernie Sanders puts hold on Bernanke nomination

Evidently Mr. Sanders is considered “a radical”. If this is radicalism, give me more of it.

(I admit, I do have radicalist tendencies. Why, I brush and floss my teeth pretty regularly, and I also always wear a seat belt when riding in an automobile.)

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Bernie Sanders puts hold on Bernanke nomination

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