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In late November, news broke that former President Barack Obama is telling those close to him that he would be willing to intervene in the Democratic primary in order to stop Vermont Independent Bernie Sanders from winning the nomination. Opposed to Sanders and his agenda, Obama reportedly told advisers that he would “speak up” if Sanders were “running away with the nomination.”
While it may be too early to tell which of the White House hopefuls is “running away with the nomination,” Sanders seems to be among the best-positioned candidates to do so, having surged in the polls in key early states, and having raised more money than anyone else in the race. According to a new report from The Daily Beast, Obama allies have taken note of the senator’s rise.