Bernie Sanders PANICS After His Wife's SHADY Burlington College Fraud Gets EXPOSED

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Издатель Jun 3, 2026

The collapse of Burlington College in 2016 was not simply the story of a small Vermont institution failing to manage its debt — it was the culmination of a loan application, a questionable set of pledge figures, and a United States Senate letter that together set a forty-four-year school on a path it could not survive. In this breakdown, Felmon examines how Jane Sanders' 2010 application to People's United Bank — which represented over six million dollars in donor support that federal investigators would later scrutinize — secured a ten-million-dollar land purchase that the college, with fewer than two hundred students, had no realistic capacity to absorb. When Burlington College closed its doors in May 2016, its own board cited the crushing weight of that debt as the cause. Jane Sanders had already left in 2011, severance check in hand.

What makes this story more than a regional tragedy is the letter. Federal investigators examining the loan application also turned their attention to a piece of official Senate correspondence — sent by Bernie Sanders' office to the same bank reviewing his wife's application. Felmon connects the dots between that institutional pressure, the alleged misrepresentation of donor pledges, and the broader irony of a senator who built two presidential campaigns on the argument that powerful people play by different rules. The DOJ opened a formal investigation in 2017 and quietly closed it in 2019 with no charges, no explanation, and no public accounting — while two hundred students and four decades of Vermont educational history remained erased.

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