Bye bye, Bernie? Socialist Sanders is reshaping the Democratic Party in his image in final political act
Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is winding down his long political career. “I suspect that’s not going to happen,” he told journalist Robert Costa when asked about a third bid for the Democratic presidential nomination during an event at the National Press Club. “Because they want youthful vigor in the White House!
- ▪Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is winding down his long political career.
- ▪“I suspect that’s not going to happen,” he told journalist Robert Costa when asked about a third bid for the Democratic presidential nomination during an event at the National Press Club.
- ▪“Because they want youthful vigor in the White House!
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is winding down his long political career. “I suspect that’s not going to happen,” he told journalist Robert Costa when asked about a third bid for the Democratic presidential nomination during an event at the National Press Club. Recommended Stories Brad Lander acquitted of criminal charge over protest at immigration court Amodei says Trump-backed Nevada candidate gives Democrats a chance in race to replace him Democrats failed to vet Graham Platner before Senate nomination: Naomi Lim Sanders had all but ruled out running for reelection to the Senate seat he’s held since 2007 when his current term expires, saying shortly after he won again in 2024 that this would likely be his last go-round.
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