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.Barack Obama recently told Brian Tyler Cohen that politicians "at some point...age out" of the system. I ask Bernie Sanders if he's right? "No...it's not a question of aging out. The question is, what do you believe in? It's not how old you are, but what you're fighting for?"... show more

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