Grant SunesonAt first glance, you would probably think supporters of Bernie Sanders and supporters of Donald Trump are polar opposites.
But, Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation," Sanders said he thinks he could sway Trump supporters into voting for him.
The Democratic candidate said those voters have legitimate concerns about key issues like the economy and social security that Trump is tapping into. (Video via Bernie 2016)
"Many of Trump's supporters are working-class people and they're angry, and they're angry because they're working longer hours for lower wages," Sanders said.
Even if Sanders is right about their frustrations, it seems unlikely that Trump supporters would flip to a candidate who disagrees with Trump on most major issues.
They've come out on the opposite sides in debates like gun control, immigration and taxes on corporations. But one thing they do have in common is skepticism of the mainstream media.
They also both agree that veteran services need more funding, but supporting veterans isn't exactly an unpopular opinion.
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