LAS VEGAS — Two months ago, Bernie Sanders’s presidential aspirations seemed doomed after he suffered a heart attack and began to crater in polls.
But the socialist Vermont senator, 78, is showing fresh signs of momentum in the 15-person race for the Democratic White House nomination, and the right to challenge President Trump in fall 2020.
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