Bernie Sanders Crushes Google Searches While Fighting Oligarchy and Common Sense

KEY POINTS

•Bernie Sanders led all senators in Google search volume, drawing attention with a nationwide 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour alongside Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
•Cory Booker earned the second spot due to his record-breaking longest Senate floor speech, while Chuck Schumer saw high spikes near government shutdown threats.
•Ted Cruz was the top Republican search focus, particularly around his heated June interview about Iran with Tucker Carlson.

In a year weighing heavy with progressive fever, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders led Google Trends thanks to his 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who ironically had the highest House search interest despite sharing the stage. Sanders’ anti-Trump crusade filled the vacuum left by Democrats’ catastrophic 2024 election, proving misery loves company. Meanwhile, New Jersey’s Cory Booker snagged second place by unleashing the longest Senate floor speech ever recorded, because who wouldn’t Google 'senator marathon rambling'? Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer spiked in searches near shutdown deadlines in March and September, juggling chaos like a caffeinated circus act. Ted Cruz surged in June when grilling host Tucker Carlson about Iran, because nothing screams bipartisan cooperation like Texas fire-breathing plus cable TV spectacle.

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Mockingbird News

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Bernie Sanders dominates Google as 2025’s progressive headliner, because why lead the party when you can lead Google searches by yelling louder than everyone else?

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If political merit was measured in Google searches, Bernie’s been the undefeated champion while everyone else’s platforms haven’t gotten past the lobby.

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