Warren's out

[Honeyman]

https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/05/politics ... index.html

[km1125]

When folks in her home state wouldn't resoundingly support her, that should be a telling sign to the rest of the country.

Who do you think she'll endorse? Anybody? Will she just wait till the party chooses and then fall in line?

[zzand]

It would make the most sense for her to endorse Bernie and I am surprised she didn't. km1125 you may be right, wait to see which way it goes then say something.

[craig11152]

When folks in her home state wouldn't resoundingly support her, that should be a telling sign to the rest of the country.

Bernie Sanders got 85.7% of the votes in Vermont in 2016 and only 50.7% in 2020.

[fuzzpower]

She should have left when she was clobbered in New Hampshire, which is heavily influenced by Boston media.

To be fair, Vermont has an open primary. I could see Republicans crossing over and voting for an anti-Sanders candidate.

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She should have left when she was clobbered in New Hampshire, which is heavily influenced by Boston media.

To be fair, Vermont has an open primary. I could see Republicans crossing over and voting for an anti-Sanders candidate.

Why would they do that?

[Matt]

When folks in her home state wouldn't resoundingly support her, that should be a telling sign to the rest of the country.

Bernie Sanders got 85.7% of the votes in Vermont in 2016 and only 50.7% in 2020.

I think this is more of an indication of less despicable competition than last time. Hillary is a terrible person.

[Matt]

So she’s taking her moccasins and headdress and going home?

Yes, and she's gonna have her a beer. Maybe Bruce will have one too now. I hear he prefers seltzer though.

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When folks in her home state wouldn't resoundingly support her, that should be a telling sign to the rest of the country.

Bernie Sanders got 85.7% of the votes in Vermont in 2016 and only 50.7% in 2020.

I think this is more of an indication of less despicable competition than last time. Hillary is a terrible person.

It's also his second go round and many of those people probably know he won't win so they went with the winning horse.. I don't like to bet on losers either...

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If Warren’s smart she’ll steer clear of Bernie. Nothing in it for her unless he’s telling her she’s his VP choice. After all these president wannabes calm down and get used to being off the campaign trail - they’ll realize beating Trump is ALL that matters. And they’ll hit the circuit for Joe.

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Plus Vlad wants loser Bernie against Trump - and is going to try to see to it.

Warren doesn’t need to be involved in that f-in Russian red mess.

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There was a warren ad during 7's 6pm... must not have been able to pull it that fast....

[craig11152]

When folks in her home state wouldn't resoundingly support her, that should be a telling sign to the rest of the country.

Bernie Sanders got 85.7% of the votes in Vermont in 2016 and only 50.7% in 2020.

I think this is more of an indication of less despicable competition than last time. Hillary is a terrible person.

I'm not a Hilary fan but a lot of people like her. Don't forget she got more votes than Trump, almost 3 million more.

[fuzzpower]

Hillary Clinton is very hated, but many of her votes came from those who vote for the party no matter what. Others simply disliked Trump more. California obviously goes Dem, it has since Reagan left office.

Third party voting was way up from 2012. Will that trend continue this year?