Bernie Sanders wraps up two-day New Hampshire campaign swing on Sunday

Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders continued his weekend visit to New Hampshire Sunday.The Vermont Independent, who is running as a Democrat, stopped at Windham High School for an ice cream social in the afternoon, with earlier stops in Hampton and Rochester. >> Download the FREE WMUR appWhile campaigning, Sanders said this is the most significant election in the history of the country."It is not good enough to talk about great ideas,” Sanders said. “They're important, we need a blueprint for the future, but nothing happens unless people look around them and say, ‘You know what? The status quo isn't working. It's not just, it's not right, it's not fair,'” he said.On Saturday, Sanders marched in the Nashua Pride parade and opened his Greater Nashua field office.

Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders continued his weekend visit to New Hampshire Sunday.

The Vermont Independent, who is running as a Democrat, stopped at Windham High School for an ice cream social in the afternoon, with earlier stops in Hampton and Rochester.


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While campaigning, Sanders said this is the most significant election in the history of the country.

"It is not good enough to talk about great ideas,” Sanders said. “They're important, we need a blueprint for the future, but nothing happens unless people look around them and say, ‘You know what? The status quo isn't working. It's not just, it's not right, it's not fair,'” he said.

On Saturday, Sanders marched in the Nashua Pride parade and opened his Greater Nashua field office.