For those of you in Vermont that have seen Bernie a bit closer than the rest of us, how do Vermont conservatives view Sanders, the mayor the rep and/or the senator? Edit:changed republicans to conservatives.

I posted this in reply to a smaller thread on a not so large sub but here is the actual article discussing the possible change.

http://blogs.denverpost.com/thespot/2015/04/22/colorado-considering-switch-to-presidential-primary-in-2016/119300/

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