Sanders exited the 2020 primary with a promise: that he would do everything in his power to elect Biden in November.

For more than a year, Sanders had assured worried Democrats that, if he did not win the nomination, he would be on the frontline for whomever did. Some were skeptical. They were wrong.

As the race enters its final stretch, Sanders -- after delivering an impassioned case for Biden at the Democratic convention last week -- is making good on his guarantee.

He plans to stream a speech on Saturday making the case for Biden's "concrete" economic agenda and how it differs from rump's "broken promises"

 "The goal here is, primarily, to reach out to what we would call nontraditional voters, people who don't vote all of the time," Sanders said.

"Working class people who are struggling right now and young people and people of color, Latinos, and say to them, make the case to them, why this election is enormously important for their futures."
 

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