People are allowed to reconsider an issue. Like Obama (and many other Dems) on same-sex marriage.

The bill never made it to the full Senate, and when it came back up the following year, Mr. Biden voted against it.

By the time he left the vice president’s mansion in early 2017, he was a 74-year-old who argued a far different view: that government doesn’t have “a right to tell other people that women, they can’t control their body,” as he put it in 2012.

Mr. Biden’s spokesman, Bill Russo, said the former vice president is a supporter of the Roe decision who fought to protect abortion rights by mounting a fierce opposition to the nomination of a conservative judge, Robert H. Bork, to the Supreme Court in 1987.

“Because of that, Roe and its progeny have been preserved for 30 years. But for that effort, Roe v. Wade would not be the law of the land today,” Mr. Russo said.

No doubt this will be resurrected several more times before the first primary.

that facts like you posted shouldn't come in the way of demagoguery, grand standing and fake outrage.

In both 2003 and 2005, when he was in the House, Sanders voted in favor of a measure to prohibit lawsuits against firearm makers. The second measure eventually became law.

In 1998, the House of Representatives approved a compact struck between Texas, Vermont and Maine that would allow Vermont and Maine to dump low-level nuclear waste at a designated site in Sierra Blanca, Texas. Sanders, at the time representing Vermont in the House, cosponsored the bill and actively ushered it through Congress.

....which recommended that location?

I have one even more recent and at the heart of what Senator Sanders claims he wants to do.

When the ACA passed in 2010, a year later after quickly implementing the law, the democratic governor of Vermont and the democratic controlled Legistlature requested $2 billion from Washington to implement the first Single Payer health insurance plan in the country. When asked about whether he would help get Vermont the money, Senator Bernie Sanders said that he had nothing to do with the effort, that it was up to the governor and Legistlature to get the money. It was a funding request to Wahington, Senator Sanders was and still is a US Senator with influence in Washington.

The other US Seantor from Vermont tried to get the state the money, but without help from Bernie and republicans having taken the House, his efforts failed.

Senator Sanders is always taking about how he would implement Single Payer, but when a prime opportunity to get the first of it's kind set up in his home state, he completely bailed.

and he left the heavy lifting to others. Yet, he is supposed to get national Single Payer. Tell me how he will do that if he could not get $2 billion for his own state (or even work with the OTHER US Senator from the state who was trying to get the money).

so that guarantees that it gets defeated on the floor and never come back through Comittee. Biden likely voted the way he did to get the bill onto the Senate floor, where he was certain that it would be defeated and die forever.