Will Bernie Sanders run again? Run Bernie, run.

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Between PINO Joe Biden and Bernard Sanders there has passed about 160 years of life and no experience in the free market. They never hired anyone and made their money through taxes of people who did and those who worked for those people.

With 2024 only two years away, it's quite possible Sanders (Communist-VT) will make another attempt to run for President, and if he gets nominated, he will work hard to bring the country so far to the left that Communist Chinese dictator Xi, will be jealous.

Nobody knows for sure what the future holds for Comrade Sanders, but one thing is for sure: he better not buy green bananas or a make-it-at-home wine kit because there are no guarantees as to how long any of us have on this green earth.

Sanders, 80, is a communist who calls himself an Independent and runs on the Democratic ticket and has been the runner up for the past two elections. He is suggesting that he isn't ruling out another run for the White House in two years, but that's only if he's still above the earth and someone decides that Biden will not seek a second term, if he too is not pushing up daisies. 

"In the event of an open 2024 Democratic presidential primary, Sen. Sanders has not ruled out another run for president, so we advise that you answer any questions about 2024 with that in mind," reads the memo from 2020 Sanders presidential campaign manager Faiz Shakir.

Sanders was runner-up in 2015 to the execrable Hillary Clinton in a dirty primary battle that had the media undermining him and favoring Clinton, perhaps fearing what may happen if they cross a Clinton. In 2020 when he ran against a block of wood, the primary was less disgusting.

In May 2020, soon after he ended his second White House campaign, Sanders Jeff Bezos' Washington Post that the "likelihood is very very slim" that he would ever run again for the presidency. "I think next time around you're going to see another candidate carrying the progressive banner," by which he was referring to the hammer and sickle flag.

Biden, who’s 79, made history in November 2020 when he became the oldest dead person ever elected president. 

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Asked over a year ago at the first and few formal news conference of his presidency about his 2024 plans, Biden said, "My answer is yes. I plan on running for re-election. That’s my expectation."

He said in an interview with ABC News in December that "If I'm in the health I'm in now, if I'm in good health, then in fact, I would run again."

He was not referring to his cognitive decline because, as with most things, he is unaware of it.

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