Sanders' recovery regimen includes rainy day stroll
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A rainy day didn't stop Sen. Bernie Sanders from getting a little exercise following his heart attack and surgery after a campaign appearance in Nevada last week.
Sanders and his wife, Jane, were spotted Monday morning taking a stroll near their Burlington home.
The CDC says heart disease is the leading cause of death among men and women in the U.S. and accounts for 1 in every 4 deaths each year.
Sanders told reporters he's feeling good and plans to get more exercise.
"I used to walk a good distance every day and I got out of that habit. I'm trying to get back into it so that's what I'm going to do right now," he said.
Sanders unveiled a major campaign finance reform plan Monday. It includes mandatory public financing laws for all federal elections and bans on corporate donations for inaugural events.
Sanders also would institute a lifetime lobbying prohibition for former members of Congress and senior staffers and ban advertising during presidential debates.
The senator plans to be at the next Democratic presidential debate next Tuesday.