WASHINGTON – Bernie Sanders does not plan to suspend his campaign and endorse presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in a video speech to supporters on Thursday, focusing instead on ways to pursue his policy agenda and reform goals, a spokesman said.
He also has demanded changes to the party nominating process, including replacing the Democratic National Committee leadership and eliminating superdelegates, who are unelected and are free to support any candidate.
The Sanders camp has pushed for a commitment to hold votes at the convention on some of those platform issues and on changing party nominating rules.
Source: Sanders not ending campaign in Thursday’s video speech: spokesman | Jamestown Sun
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