Damn. Senator Warren is really trailing.

[lindysalsagal]

Sad to see. Luvin' me some Liz. 😎

[aikoaiko]

1. :-(

What a sad Super Tuesday if Bloomberg gets more delegates than Liz.

[marlakay]

2. I know sad to see

I have a strong feeling she may drop out after today if she doesn’t win some states.

[sweetloukillbot]

8. Maybe, just maybe, his supporters shouldn't have been calling her a snake

and demanding she bend the knee for the past several weeks.

[lindysalsagal]

9. Works for me.

[nolawarlock]

10. The hubris of that is disgusting ...

... after all the horribly sexist things the Bros have hurled at her, I’ll be amazed if she doesn’t endorse Biden. Either way, she doesn’t owe you a thing.

[StevieM]

18. I think she probably just won't endorse until the primaries are over. (eom)

[CentralMass]

31. That is horsehit. I voted Senator Warren in 2012 although I had to follow a

job out of state in 2015 i have great respect and admiration for Senator Warren as does every Sanders suppoerter that I know.

[nolawarlock]

44. Wrong ...

... I’ve personally witnessed a ton of it on social media and some of it from people I know in person.

[blm]

62. Same here, and it takes a lot to horrify me after 3 decades

Of battling right wingers.

[Codeine]

11. Then y'all probably shouldn't have called her a snake.

Hard to cross a burned (Berned?) bridge.

[customerserviceguy]

36. Clever. n/t

[TwilightZone]

12. If you're so worried about the progressive wing, tell your candidate to drop out and support Warren.

She's a significantly better candidate in just about every way.

[hlthe2b]

4. Yes. I'm sorry to see her not doing better too. Especially to fall behind Bloomberg and his $$$

She's a fighter...

[bdamomma]

5. too bad

she's so good too. That freaking Bloomberg, he should drop out.

[blm]

6. She will rise above all this and do even more amazing things for this nation

and for progressive reform.

And she’s being influential to these outcomes benefitting Biden than most realize.

[dem4decades]

7. I like her and her platform maybe not the right circumstances.

[still_one]

13. I know, and it is really sad

[Greywing]

14. I'm in Colorado and my first choice was Senator Warren ...

I truly love the woman and what she stands for.

Unfortunately she doesn't have a chance in Colorado and so I really had to make a hard decision yesterday and ended up voting for Biden.

Do not want Bloomberg or Sanders to win the nomination as I think Sanders would lead to a disaster in the General Election and I just can't trust anyone that I see as trying to buy his way into office.

[Cha]

22. Thank you, Greywing

[Jarqui]

15. She's under performing.

Aside from MA, she should pick up some delegates in CO, TX & CA
But she's not having a good night.

Biden is over performing according to NYT in NC, VA, AL & AR delegate projections compared with 538's last forecast. EDIT: Biden picked up an extra delegate in VT

What happens in TX & CA will determine if we still have a horse race or we're heading towards a coronation.

[Celerity]

16. Tulsi has more delegates atm tonight than Warren does. Tulsi one, Warren zero, Obviously can change

Biden looks like he may win Massachusetts.

I do not see, atm (it could change) how she keeps going. The money flow is going to dry up like the Sahara.

[unitedwethrive]

17. I was with her until Sunday, when the writing was on the wall.

She's a good person, but for some reason never really caught on as a presidential candidate.

[loyalsister]

64. All the BS sucked the oxygen out of the race

With their conflict and bluster. She's a much better candidate than all of them. If she drops out and my greatest hope of her as the real unity candidate does not materialize, maybe she and her supporters will be vindicated if one of those very inferior candidates signs her bills into law.

[question everything]

19. She deserved to win her home state

But Sanders has to campaign there before the elections just like... Trump has been doing

[Raine]

20. and I just switched to Warren after Amy dropped out 😥

I hope things turn around for Warren. 🤞

[Renew Deal]

21. She's lost to everyone somewhere

Even Steyer in SC and Gabbard in American Somoa.

Lots of 4th and worse finishes.

[kimbutgar]

23. She got 3 votes in our California household

[stopbush]

24. She needs to suspend her campaign. It ain't gonna happen for her.

Biden has the momentum. Hell, Bloomberg is doing better than Liz tonight.

[alarimer]

25. I'm unbelievably pissed off.

These voters clearly prefer doddering old white men over smart, talented women. Fine, I guess they are going to get what they deserve. No real change, continued medical bankruptcies and absolutely no consequence for Trump (except maybe he loses, which would be humiliating, doubly so if it’s Biden. So that’s something at least).

I’m still voting for her in the primary, even if she quits. Because, fuck it, nothing matters.

[stopbush]

37. Apparently, few D voters agree with you.

[squirecam]

38. I supported Amy because I thought she was the best candidate.

Biden is now my choice.

You support who you think is best. That could be male or female.

[Demsrule86]

65. I love Amy...she made it possible for Biden to win Minnesota.

But I always liked her...she would be a great VP.

[squirecam]

66. Joe /Amy 2020

Nt

[DarthDem]

52. I support the person I think can win in November and defeat Mr. Trump.

That person's gender and age have nothing to do with my support.

[alarimer]

53. Maybe it doesn't matter to you.

But it clearly matters to a lot of people, even if they won’t admit it.

[DarthDem]

68. Okay

I was only speaking for myself. I personally am quite a fan of Sen. Warren and initially supported Sen. Harris with Biden as my very close second.

A woman's day will come. In fact I suspect that if Biden secures the nomination, he'll select a woman as his running mate. Sen. Sanders would likely do the same IMO.

[budkin]

58. I feel exactly the same

Status quo Joe here we come.

[SharonClark]

26. Well, she won my caucus in Iowa

and I voted for her. Too bad she couldn’t gain traction because she’d be a great President.

[GreenPartyVoter]

27. She's so amazing. Going to be another "what if" presidency again.

*sigh*

[eissa]

28. I'm stunned and angry

Bloomberg is doing better than her? Fucking Bloomberg?! WTF?! Are Dems so easily swayed by some ads? This woman has an amazing record of accomplishments, she could have been the perfect candidate to bridge the gap between the progressive and moderate wings. I just don’t understand how she’s losing in her home state, and to Mr. Burns across the board!

[squirecam]

39. She made a critical error in not going after Bernie

She had no path otherwise. Bernie had his 30%. The moderate lane was clogged.

[Kaleva]

41. +1

[Kaleva]

40. Just an observation but Warren is just 9 points ahead of Bloomberg in MA

and 13 points behind Biden.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2020/mar/03/super-tuesday-results-primaries-democratic-delegates-live#Massachusetts

[blm]

43. Bloom opened more offices in Mass than every other candidate combined.

[Kaleva]

47. does that explain why Warren may come in 3rd in her home state?

[blm]

50. Just explaining Bloom's numbers there. Mass is tough on its own.

Howard Dean was moving big on Kerry in Mass in 2004 till Kerry won Iowa and NH.

Kennedy’s got behind their friend Joe Biden, and Sanders is great at BSing college students.

When people believe that it’s down to a two man race for the nomination, not many are going to doubt it, are they?

I think the media saying that Sanders was expected to win the nomination helped push voters to Biden, especially after SC.

[Kaleva]

51. Ok. Bloomberg getting double digits in MA is probably 'cause of the great effort he put in there.

[Blaukraut]

57. MA isn't exceptionally loyal to their own unless they look like winners

I have several friends who were 'diehard' Warren supporters until SC. All of a sudden, they decided to vote for Joe, because 1. they realized he has a shot, 2. they realized that Liz doesn't, and 3. they do NOT like Bernie and don't think he can beat Trump.
FWIW, I'm sticking with my girl until she drops out.

[blm]

59. Same. But still able to understand psychology of other voters

In this media climate.

[Blaukraut]

60. I get it, too, but I'm still sad. Liz would be an amazing president. n/t

[blm]

61. Absolutely. She's a real anti-corruption warrior and a brilliant builder

of reform-minded structures.

[alarimer]

46. Yes, the ads must have worked.

I don’t think most Americans think about this stuff as much as we do. It’s all superficial. Biden was VP under Obama, so he gets that reflected glory.

[blm]

29. Well, she took constant hits from all sides when she was the front runner.

It went on for 3 months straight.

But she ended up making a significant difference for Biden when he needed it most.

[Docreed2003]

32. I don't think that can be said enough

Liz kneecapped Bloomberg in the Nevada debate and certainly contributed greatly to potential Bloomberg voters going back to Joe. Love Liz...she will be a powerhouse no matter what role she plays in the future

[blm]

42. There was a significant change in Joe from that moment on.

I think Bloomberg had him spooked. The swift takedown of Bloomberg was the lifeboat he needed.

Interesting to watch.

Overall pleased that the lifeline thrown benefitted Biden.

[MerryBlooms]

48. Indeed, it was relentless. As a Warren supporter, I am heartbroken with tonight's results.

With any luck, Moneybags will be tossed soon.

[d_b]

30. yeah it's brutal

[budkin]

33. It flat out SUCKS

So pissed right now.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

34. She needs to stay in the race until Milwaukee.

[nolabear]

35. I hope she does great things. She's amazing.

[Sparkly]

45. Bernie was her albatross.

A difficult association among less liberal Democrats, and then a negative hit from him as seen from more liberal Democrats.

[alarimer]

54. Yes.

Without Bernie in the race, she would have done better. And without her in the race, he would have no better.

[marlakay]

49. Well Joe can thank her for taking Mike out

If she hadn’t gone after him two debates in a row I think he would have done better tonight.

[Kaleva]

55. I don't think that mattered.

When Joe won big in SC, people got behind him again. If Joe had faltered in SC, Bloomberg would have been plan B.

[Demsrule86]

67. True that...

[BlueWI]

56. Warren deserves better support than she got in this race.

I am disappointed as well with Democratic voters supporting Bloomberg over her. No excuse for that.

She deserves better than she got from her party tonight.

[Sparkly]

63. I agree.

So did Hillary.