From the Washington Post:

{{ In a closed-door meeting with Bruce Reed and Anita Dunn, two of Biden’s closest aides, Sanders argued that the president should revive his candidacy by outlining a plan for his first 100 days that would speak to the frustrations of working-class voters — in part by emphasizing some of the Vermont senator’s favorite progressive policies, according to two people briefed on the meeting, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private conversations.

Two days later at a rally in Michigan, Biden endorsed two ideas Sanders pitched at that meeting — expanding Social Security benefits and eliminating medical debt — as goals for “the first 100 days of my second term.” Sanders immediately tweeted his applause. }}

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