Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders Announces to Contest US Presidential Elections in 2020
Sanders would be 79 making him the oldest person by far, to ever win a first term as president if he wins the elections. Incumbent President Donald Trump was 70, former president Ronald Reagan was 69 and former president William Henry Harrison Sr was 68.
Washington DC, February 19: Bernie Sanders, Vermont Senator, on Tuesday announced that he will be contesting in the 2020 presidential election. It will be his second consecutive bid for the Democratic nomination after losing to Hillary Clinton in 2016, reported CNN. The Vermont Senator made the announcement during an interview with Vermont Public Radio. The latest entrant into the 2020 race, Bernie Sanders was born three months before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.
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According to CNN, Sanders is among the most popular politicians among Democratic voters and his policy agenda comprises of multiple progressive proposals including expansion of health care, broadening of the social safety net and making higher education free.