Senator Sanders is dressed for comfort and doesn't care who knows it.
Why You're Seeing Bernie Sanders All Over the Internet
Bernie Sanders is making headlines from his appearance at President Joe Biden's inauguration, but not over something he said. The internet is abuzz over the Vermont Senator's apparel, specifically around the huge mittens and winter coat he wore. It has sparked a torrent of memes that you might have noticed are flooding your social media timelines. Read more on why he's a hit online and see some of the best posts that have already been shared.
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