You Call That a Halloween Costume, Bernie?
Bernie Sanders took a break from the campaign trail this weekend to go trick or treating.
The Democratic candidate was walking alongside three of his grandchildren in Lebanon, New Hampshire.
Per ABC News:
“Sunnee, 12, was dressed as the White Witch from “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” Ryleigh, 10, wore a blue and tan “Sonic the Hedgehog” costume that included pointed ears. Grayson, 9, had on a full-body, fuzzy “Abominable Snowman” costume with a big floppy head.”
Sanders’ eldest son Levi and his wife Raine Riggs adopted their three children from China.
Dressed and ready for Halloween! Three of @BernieSanders grandchildren – adopted from China – join him onstage pic.twitter.com/X3fbvLIM09
— MaryAlice Parks (@maryaliceparks) October 31, 2015
Sadly, Bernie did not dress up as Larry David. But that didn’t stop him from grabbing a Nestle Crunch bar on the sly to enjoy on his walk. You do you Bernie.
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