Bernie Sanders on the difference between him and rival Pete Buttigieg: “You raise money from billionaires, you develop a certain type of view. We don’t raise money from billionaires” CNNTownHall
From CNN's Dan MericaBernie Sanders said Monday that if the Democratic Party does not give the nomination to the candidate who has a “substantial plurality” of delegates headed into the convention, it would lead to a “serious, serious problem” for the party and could “wreak havoc on that person’s campaign.”
“If I, or anybody else, goes into the Democratic convention with a substantial plurality, I believe that individual, me or anybody else, should be the candidate of the Democratic Party,” Sanders said.
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