Sanders, Ellison, Glover lead 'Good Jobs Nation' rally in DC

Democrats are calling for pressure to be piled on President-elect Donald Trump to ensure he keeps his promises about good jobs for all Americans, after a report said that federal contractors cheat workers of $2.5 billion in wages a year.

Bernie Sanders, who sought the Democratic presidential nomination but lost to establishment candidate Hillary Clinton, headlined the “Good Jobs Nation” rally on Wednesday in Washington, DC. The Vermont senator vowed to continue fighting for a $15 hourly minimum wage and other planks of his program under a Trump presidency.  Read more.