#PresidentSanders began to trend on Twitter on Monday as supporters and opponents of the 2020 Democratic party presidential hopeful aired their positions.
The trend seemed to follow a tweet by David Sirota, who tweeted the title before asking it to be retweeted "far and wide".
Supporters of the self-proclaimed Democratic Socialist were excited by the trend.
Including former Clinton advisors.
Some even saw it as an indication of his chances at victory.
Videos of Bernie Sanders events also began to circulate.
Memes backing the Vermont Senator were also made.
Calls to make the tweet a reality were also made.
As were lists of policies proposed by the Sanders campaign.
Some however, used the trend as an opportunity to demand the senator release his medical records.
Not everyone is excited about the prospected of a President Bernie Sanders however.
Some attacked the Senator's support for action on climate change.
Others cautioned about what they perceived to be the dangers of socialism.
Memes were used to express distaste as well as support.
The senators received criticism for opposing capitalism while owning multiple properties.
Senator Sanders is among the front runners of the Democratic 2020 primary, averaging a solid second place behind former Vice President Joe Biden in popularity polls. He is running on the progressive wing of the Democratic platform as a former independent senator and advocates Medicare for all and free university educations; he opposes interventionist wars, and is for imposing a climate emergency.
He racked up considerable support in 2016 against failed Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. He developed a shock surge to a level where some Sanders supports have accused the Democratic Party of rigging the race against him.