Sen. Bernie Sanders is on board with the latest trend among prominent politicians, and not just because he's running for president. Sanders is one of a few presidential hopefuls having fun with their 404 page. That’s the page on a website that comes up when a user enters an address for a page that doesn’t exist.
For example, if you're trying to find Sanders’ “About” page on his campaign website, and you accidentally type in “berniesanders.com/aboot” with a misspelling of “about” in the address, there’s no page there.
Most 404 pages are pretty boring, because they’re not frequently seen. If you navigate to vpr.net/nooz instead of vpr.net/news, you can get an idea of the typical 404 page.
But as Mediaite has reported, presidential candidates hoping for a victory in 2016 have been having some fun with these pages. Hillary Clinton uses an old family photo and a pun, Rick Santorum takes a shot at Hillary Clinton. And Sanders? He recorded a video to help people get back to the campaign site:
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