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In a fiery speech, Senator Bernie Sanders praised the state of Wisconsin for choosing Tony Evers as their governor, saying that the people of Wisconsin have "defeated the wealthiest person on earth" by rejecting Scott Walker's bid for re-election.

Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, made the remarks at a rally in Madison, Wisconsin, where Evers was celebrating his victory over Walker. The senator, known for his progressive platform and criticism of wealth inequality, said that the people of Wisconsin have sent a powerful message by choosing a governor who is committed to public education and healthcare.

"You have defeated the wealthiest person on earth," Sanders declared, referring to Walker's deep-pocketed supporters. "You have defeated the forces of greed and the forces of special interest. You have chosen a governor who will stand up for the people of Wisconsin, not just the wealthy and powerful."

Sanders went on to praise Evers, a former educator and state education administrator, saying that he is committed to making college affordable and protecting the rights of workers. The senator also highlighted Evers' support for expanding Medicaid and increasing funding for public education.

The victory of Evers, a Democrat, marks a significant shift in Wisconsin politics, where Republicans have held a strong grip on power in recent years. The election was seen as a referendum on Walker's policies, which have been criticized for being too conservative and out of touch with the needs of the state's working-class residents.

Sanders' comments were met with thunderous applause from the crowd of supporters, who cheered and chanted "Bernie! Bernie!" as the senator left the stage. The event marked the latest in a series of high-profile appearances by Sanders, who has been traveling the country to support progressive candidates and promote his own political agenda.