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Bernie Sanders campaigns at MSU

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speaks to a crowd of over 8,000 at Breslin arena in East Lansing on Wednesday, March 2, 2016.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speaks to a crowd of over 8,000 at Breslin arena in East Lansing on Wednesday, March 2, 2016.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
Fans relax on the arena floor hours before Bernie Sanders speaks. The doors to the arena opened three hours before the event was to start.
Fans relax on the arena floor hours before Bernie Sanders speaks. The doors to the arena opened three hours before the event was to start.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
Bernie Sanders takes the stage at Breslin arena while the Spartan men's basketball team plays a road game at Rutgers and wins, 97-66.
Bernie Sanders takes the stage at Breslin arena while the Spartan men's basketball team plays a road game at Rutgers and wins, 97-66.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
Bernie fans wave signs and chant in the seats at Breslin.
Bernie fans wave signs and chant in the seats at Breslin.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders tells the crowd that bad trade policies ruined Detroit's economy.
Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders tells the crowd that bad trade policies ruined Detroit's economy.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
Bernie Sanders' speech seemed to have a little something for everyone in the house.
Bernie Sanders' speech seemed to have a little something for everyone in the house.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
Breslin staff estimated the crowd at a bit more than 8,300: with 8,000 seats in the lower bowl and 300 standing on the floor.
Breslin staff estimated the crowd at a bit more than 8,300: with 8,000 seats in the lower bowl and 300 standing on the floor.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
After his speech, Bernie Sanders meets fans.
After his speech, Bernie Sanders meets fans.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News
Sanders paused for a lot of selfies with fans on his way out of the arena.
Sanders paused for a lot of selfies with fans on his way out of the arena.
Dale G. Young , The Detroit News