Senator Bernie Sanders announced on Sunday that he had raised $46.5 million in February, a sum that gives him a significant financial advantage over all of his rivals aside from the self-funding billionaire Michael R. Bloomberg as the number of states holding primaries expands widely in March, beginning on Tuesday.

Sanders' decision also signals that, at 81 years old, he will never again seek the presidency.

As chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs, Sanders in 2014 passed legislation reforming the VA health care system. Congressional Quarterly said he was able “to bridge Washington's toxic partisan divide and cut one of the most significant deals in years.”

(He also donated all royalties from his 2011 book, “The Speech,” to charity.) As of 2023, Bernie and his wife own at least three properties, ranging from a family home in Vermont to a townhouse in Washington D.C. Sanders' net worth is estimated to be $3 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

That was two-and-a-half months -- and a whole lot of individual contributions -- ago. And yet, Sanders still regularly mentions the same stat: His average donation is $27.

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Bernard wants to take Lenina to the Lake District and walk and talk together, alone.

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