Biden and Sanders enter key phase in Democrats' race

Septuagenarians will meet head-to-head at the polls for the first time. FMTNews JoeBiden Bernie

Democrats Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden will face each other at the polls for the first time.

Standing on an outdoor stage on a sunny day in St Louis, at times wearing his signature aviator sunglasses, the politically moderate Biden savoured his spectacular revival in the race for the White House. With the monumental Gateway Arch – a symbolic entryway to the American West – in the background, the former vice-president mentioned Sanders only indirectly.

With the primary now “down to two people,” the progressive Vermont senator said, “it is important for the American people to understand the differences between us – in terms of our record, in terms of our vision for the future.” “I stood with the unions, the working families of this country” and voted against the trade deals, Sanders said.

Can Sanders win on Tuesday in Michigan? “You know, we’ve got a war to fight. But I still think Bernie has the support of his people,” she said.

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