Bernie Sanders officially ended his improbable campaign to be the Democratic party’s presidential nominee Tuesday. He did so with visible reluctance, which is both understandable and odd. He came close, which makes losing even harder. But he was never much of a Democrat to begin with. He had made a career of insisting that there was no real difference between the Republicans and the Democrats. He defined himself as an independent.
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