Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders spoke for the first time on Wednesday afternoon since the preliminary slate of Super Tuesday results, providing an update on the future his campaign. Sanders called his campaign “unprecedented for taking on “the entire corporate establishment” and said he hopes to focus on an “issue-oriented campaign” that deals with “the concerns of the American people.”
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Sanders says he’s moving forward with ‘issue-oriented campaign’ following Super Tuesday results
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