Bernie Sanders: I Won’t Quit, and Nation Will Be Better off for It
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NPR – Bernie Sanders is staying in the race until the last primary and the nation will be better off for it, he told NPR’s Steve Inskeep in an interview that will air Thursday on Morning Edition.
Inskeep, passing on questions he had invited on Twitter, asked Sanders if he is “threatening [his] revolution” by continuing to run, potentially scaring some voters away from supporting Hillary Clinton — the likely Democratic nominee — in November.
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