Bernie Sanders quotes 84 years as a factor against 2028 presidential run
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Senator Bernie Sanders, I-VT., Examined if he would present himself again as the presidency in 2028 during an interview broadcast on Sunday on the “Union State” of CNN.
“Don’t worry about this,” he told Dana Bash. “I’m going to be 84 years old next month, in fact. I think it talks about itself.”
Sanders said that “what is more important” is educating, organizing and giving “people in the working class a program” to understand that “we can, in fact, provide a decent standard of living to all our people”.
Bash suggested to Sanders that without leadership, a “very hungry and energetic base with an idea of what they want” will not mention the change.
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Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is expressed during the combat oligarchy in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in the United States, on May 2, 2025. (Nathan Morris / Nurphoto)
The senator has remained firm that “strong basic movements will give birth to the appropriate leadership”. He did not want to name anyone he supports politically to “take” what Bash called “the coat of Bernie Sanders”.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, I-VT., Spoke on Sunday of “State of the Union” of CNN to know if he would present himself again to the presidency in 2028. (Joe Maher)
Sanders presented himself to the presidency during the 2016 and 2020 campaigns. He carried out a “combat oligarchy tour” in the United States for a large part of this year.
American senator Bernie Sanders, I-VT. Departs from the Senate as Republican legislators find it difficult to spend the US President and Tax Expenditure Bill Donald Trump, Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, United States, on July 1, 2025. (Nathan Howard)
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Sanders is on Sunday in Asheville, in North Carolina. The place of the tour of the tour had to be changed from that which holds 2,400 to one which can accommodate around 7,200 years, Blue Ridge public radio.
