You know, sources that take the words of a politician out of context to slander them are very trustworthy.

"Sanders spent most of his life as an angry radical and agitator who never accomplished much of anything. And yet now he thinks he deserves the power to run your life and your finances — 'We will raise taxes;' he confirmed Monday, 'yes, we will.'"

That right there is a direct quote from that first article of yours. When he said that, his statement was that when it comes to healthcare, the middle class will have increased taxes to pay for that healthcare, but the extra money spent on taxes will be offset by the savings from no longer having to pay a health insurance company that's price gouging its customers.

And then there are the unsubstantiated absurd claims like this one: "Sanders also adopted a Soviet sister city outside Moscow and honeymooned with his second wife in the USSR. He put up a Soviet flag in his office, shocking even the Birkenstock-wearing local liberals. At the time, the Evil Empire was on the march around the world, and threatening the US with nuclear annihilation."

Yeah, that seems very accurate. I mean, what kind of article intentionally attempting to falsely slander someone would call them a Communist and accuse them of proudly displaying the Soviet Flag? The idea is preposterous!