Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders says, he will campaign actively this fall for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to send her to the White House.
The Associated Press reported, Sanders, an independent, said in an interview, that, "Politics is tough stuff, and you've got to make difficult choices." "To me this was not a particularly difficult choice. Donald Trump would be a disaster for everything I believe in and I think my supporters believe in," he said.
"I think his election to be president would be a disaster for this country, an international embarrassment for the United States, and I'm going to do everything I can to defeat him," Sanders said.
"I think there's a reasonable chance that that can happen," Sanders said. "I'll be as active as I can." "In our campaign there was an enormous amount of energy and grassroots activism," Sanders said. "Obviously I do not want to see that dissipate. I want to see that level of energy continue, at all levels of government from the school board to the United States Senate."
"By the time this one was due I was not a candidate for president. It did not make a whole lot of sense to me to release a document that was no longer relevant," Bernie Sanders said.
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