Obituaries Related to "Sanders" from New York Times Archive
From Bernie Sanders Supporters, Death Threats Over Delegates
The senator’s supporters were incensed at a state convention they believe epitomized a rigged political system, with some threatening officials online.
Bernie Sanders on the Death Penalty
Read the latest updates from Mr. Sanders.
Die-Hard Bernie Sanders Backers See F.B.I. as Answer to Their Prayers
Some regard the inquiry into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state as a key to getting their candidate nominated.
Bernie Sanders Die-Hards Gather and Try to Look Past November
At an event called “The People’s Summit” in Chicago, Mr. Sanders’s backers discussed their plans to carry on his message and their intentions for the general election.
Bernie Sanders Says ‘Trump’s Agenda Is Dead’ if Democrats Win Midterms
Mr. Sanders, the Vermont senator and 2016 presidential candidate, also criticized national Democrats for not doing more to support liberal candidates.
Doug Sanders, ‘Peacock of the Fairways,’ Dies at 86
A colorful dresser who was a fan favorite on the PGA Tour, he won 20 events but no major tournaments, missing a crucial putt at the British Open.
Emma Sanders, 91, Dies; Challenged Segregating of Democrats
She was one of the “unofficial” slate of Black Mississippians who sought to displace the nonrepresentative all-white delegation at the 1964 Democratic National Convention.
Bernie Sanders on the Death Penalty
Read the latest updates from Mr. Sanders.
From Bernie Sanders Supporters, Death Threats Over Delegates
The senator’s supporters were incensed at a state convention they believe epitomized a rigged political system, with some threatening officials online.
Die-Hard Bernie Sanders Backers See F.B.I. as Answer to Their Prayers
Some regard the inquiry into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state as a key to getting their candidate nominated.
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