Sanders´ 2016 movement now has political machine to push it
(WorldNews Iran)

SAN ANTONIO (AP) - By the fall of 2018, when Democrats were promoting a slate of centrist candidates to topple Republicans in Congress, Bernie Sanders was seeing a very different picture. The Vermont senator and avowed democratic socialist was convinced his most fervent supporters were as energized as ever, ready to rally around the political insurgency flag he planted in 2016. He could keep stoking the deep frustration and mistrust of the political system and attract backers who had felt too disillusioned to bother voting in the past - much like President Donald Trump had on the right. Sanders, 78, the oldest candidate in the race, also saw his unwavering commitment to universal health...