A big thank you to Elizabeth Warren for taking on Bloomberg.

[DanTex]

Looks like Bloomberg's numbers are heading back down, and the single person most responsible for this is Elizabeth Warren. Of all the candidates, he is the one I would least like to see as nominee, and I think a lot of Dems feel the same way, regardless of who our first choice is. Yes, I would vote for him against Trump, but thanks to Warren it looks less and less likely that I will have to do that.

[marlakay]

2. Actually all the candidates should thank her

He had a good chance of winning. My moderate son n law was going to vote for him before first debate he was in, him and my daughter changed from Bloomberg and Biden to Pete. They are 38 and 40 and he is Lt Colonel in AF.

[BeyondGeography]

4. Really, other than Bloomberg which candidate doesn't benefit from his declining numbers?

[Celerity]

7. Sanders

Bernie would LOVE to have a two man race between Bloomberg and him, as opposed to a 2 man race between him and Biden. Bloomberg is massively divisive simply based on past actions, and Bernie would have a far easier time pulling in the supporters of other candidates who had dropped out if Bloomberg was their only other option.

[BeyondGeography]

10. But that's not an actual choice

Biden was always going to be in for the duration.

[Celerity]

11. not if he had lost SC and had a very poor Super Tuesday, he would have been done for good then

he never could recover from that

his money would evaporate and the MSM would bury him, fairly or not

[CentralMass]

3. She is doing a great job.

[jalan48]

5. She's great. I would love it if she were our nominee.

[guillaumeb]

6. Recommended.

Money can buy attention.

[eissa]

8. She exposed him for the fraud that he is

I'm dumbfounded that so many Democrats were so easily swayed by some well-made commercials. The guy is a republican with a lot of baggage.

I also find it amusing that the reason some of them argue for supporting him is because "he can go toe-to-toe with trump." Warren shattered that argument. Yet these same people now claim she was "mean." Interesting how they want someone with that characteristic to go against trump, just not a woman apparently.

[JudyM]

17. Ooh, snap!

[Squinch]

9. A big thank you to Bloomberg for taking on Sanders.

[dem4decades]

12. Who attacks the back of the pack and lets the front runner go?

Warren isn't acting like she wants to win the nomination, just prevent Bloomberg from getting it.

[Squinch]

13. I suspect that would be news to Liz.

[dem4decades]

14. Then she should be more concerned with Bernie's lead. It's like she's his wingman.

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Does she ever critize his plans and say why her plans are better?

[The Mouth]

21. Any sane person would much prefer Bernie winning to Bloomberg

Bernie may have issues, Bloomberg is the worst person since Andy Jackson to call himself a 'Democrat'

[dem4decades]

22. So why doesn't she get out and endorse Bernie?

[The Mouth]

23. Not time to yet

I said that any sane person would prefer Bernie to Bloomie, I said nothing about the viability of Senator Warren, not should any sane person until after super Tuesday

[Laelth]

15. Elizabeth Warren rocks. No doubt about it. n/t

-Laelth

[ancianita]

16. Big thanks! She's shown up his potential flaws as a president who'd later disregard Dems' values.

Glad that she helped us head down the right nomination track without 52% of the population having to deal with all that.

Go, Liz!

[Turin_C3PO]

18. Yes, thank you Liz.

I‘m where you are on Bloomberg. I’ll work like hell for him if he’s the nominee but I hope it doesn’t come to that.

[ibegurpard]

19. Anyone who gave $250,000 to a Lindsey Graham PAC is a non-starter

"But he wanted to support people who'd had a history of working across party lines" they say...
Bullshit. Republicans have been extremists and obstructionists for years and anyone who can't see that is not on the front lines of the consequences.

[The Mouth]

20. Thank you Liz

He's the worst individual to be called a "Democrat" since Andrew Jackson left office.