Bernie Sanders' 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour has attracted large crowds in Tulsa and McAllen, where he advocates for unity against economic inequality, corporate influence, and policies he describes as harmful to working families. In Tulsa, thousands gathered despite weather, listening to Sanders address issues such as healthcare, workers' rights, and immigration, emphasizing the need to unite against divisions fueled by political leaders like Trump. Sanders criticized Trump’s policies on immigration and highlighted the importance of comprehensive reform and pathways to citizenship. He also featured guest speakers, including educators and union leaders, discussing impacts of recent policies on underserved communities and workers. In McAllen, Sanders addressed a diverse audience, calling for solidarity amid fears over immigration raids and government attacks on reproductive rights. He condemned the divisive tactics used by political figures to marginalize minorities and stressed the importance of collective action to defeat 'Trumpism.' Supporters expressed concerns about healthcare, education, and immigration, with some noting the Valley’s progressive potential despite recent conservative electoral results. Meanwhile, in Shreveport, Louisiana, opposition to Sanders and Democratic policies is evident. A billboard funded by local Republican leaders criticizes Sanders’ socialist proposals and warns of increased taxes and reduced benefits if his policies are implemented. Louisiana officials and Republicans argue that Sanders’ ideas would lead to higher taxes, slashed child credits, and harm small businesses and farms, contrasting with claims that proposed legislation would boost wages and family income. The political debate reflects broader national divisions over economic and social policies, with Sanders promoting progressive reforms and opponents warning of economic consequences.