belonged to Sanders. "It's over. Not one word about economic inequality, climate change, Citizens United or student debt. That's why the Rs are so out of touch," Sanders tweeted on Aug. 7. The tweet received over 20,000 retweets.

In Thursday night's debate, however, it seems that Sanders was honed in on the voters at his own rally. The Vermont senator was instead trying to reinforce his own momentum.

His other Twitter activity during the GOP debate included retweets from actor Susan Sarandon New York Times reporter Yamiche Alcindor.

Sanders' complete snub of the GOP debate shows that he's focused on his own primary campaign and not the other party's. That could mean that he's pretty unaffected by what they have to say about him in general, or that he knows thatMalawi

A Chance for Life

Harry and Alex, aged 3

Our focus project for 2015-2016 was a small village in Malawi called Lisanjala, where we met two little boys called Harry and Alex (pictured).

Harry and Alex had both contracted malaria as babies. Their village didn't have a doctor or clinic, so their mothers were forced to make gruelling journeys to get medical help. When Sister Sonia came to the village, she saw that something needed to change.

Sister Sonia spoke to the villagers who told her that a clinic would help save children's lives. With help from Mission Together, a clinic was built. Sister Sonia also started a feeding programme and organised the building of a water tower to help keep the children healthy.

Sister Sonia

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