Bernie is back in this if Warren drops out

[prodigitalson]

maybe.

[George II]

1. Not likely.

[mcar]

2. ...

[msongs]

3. funniest thing Ive heard this month nt

[yardwork]

4. If I switch, I'll switch to Biden.

Sorry.

[prodigitalson]

18. Biden is my second choice too. nt

[Celerity]

5. cool story bruv

[LongtimeAZDem]

6. Warren is too smart, too savvy, and cares too much about America to endorse Bernie

She will unite with the Democrats

[LongtimeAZDem]

48. Yeah, right. That explaies the excitement over Amy, Beto, and Pete

[prodigitalson]

60. What excitement?

Perfect examples of meaningless endorsements.

African Americans went for Biden because mayor Pete? lol

[tirebiter]

56. You forgot Clyburn

Again.

[sheshe2]

59. DO NOT Denigrate Senator Warren.

She is my Senator and has accomplished more before winning Ted Kennedy's seat that BS has done in 30+ years.

How dare you.

[prodigitalson]

62. Did she even come in 3rd? nt

[NYMinute]

7. bwahahahahahaha

1. Not all Warren supporters will go to Bernie. 70% will go to Biden.

2. But if Bloomberg drops out, Bernie will be finished for good.

[Demsrule86]

26. I hear Bloomberg will drop out...maybe tonight or tomorrow.

[grantcart]

31. The delusion is overwhelming

[NYMinute]

47. ikr?

[Codeine]

8. You guys may hav alienated her supporters

a wee bit.

Just sayin’.

[Jedi Guy]

14. It's almost as if constant negativity and vitriol makes people dislike you. Weird! N/T

[prodigitalson]

23. I didn't decide to vote for Bernie and till I was in the voting booth

So I don't know who "you guys" are.

[comradebillyboy]

66. You are being lumped in with Bernie's less civil supporters.

It's not really fair, it's guilt by association.

[Docreed2003]

36. You mean the snake emoji isn't a term of endearment?? Who knew??

[Under The Radar]

9. Hang in there buddy

[Siwsan]

10. I think more of her supporters will shift to Biden

Not all - but those recent outbursts by some of Bernie's backers, against Elizabeth, might be problematic.

[CentralMass]

35. Senator Warren is the anti-Biden. His support of the 2005 Bankruptcy Bill

And her opposition to it was one of thecreasons she got into politics.

[Siwsan]

39. Only time will tell

But perhaps some of Bernie's supporters should do a little self-reflecting before they start flinging verbal poo at someone whose endorsement they may need. Doesn't reflect well on their candidate. At all.

[CentralMass]

50. I voted for Senator Warren in 2012 and I have a photo of my oldest daughter

standing side by side with Senator Warren in her D.C. office. I don't need any lessons on showing thd Senator the due respect that she deserves. Nor do any of the Sanders supporters that I know.

[Siwsan]

55. I wasn't aiming that at you. Just at the ones responsible

I am a big fan of Senator Warren. She's been my 2nd choice, pretty much all along. Also, I supported Bernie in 2016. I just really didn't feel this is his time, anymore. Just my personal view. I have a lot of respect for Senator Sanders.

And I really don't want to get into any spats with DUers, over any of this, so if I offended you, please accept my sincere apology.

[CentralMass]

57. Millions of supporters and a few bad actors of unknown origin.

[Siwsan]

58. Ok, so you aren't accepting my apology?

I did really mean it, so it's all I can offer.

[Tumbulu]

37. I did, I voted for Biden despite being her supporter

I just cannot handle the prospect of Bernie ( the hate monger #2) being the nominee. And despite Warren being my first choice and preferred candidate, I voted for Biden. As did my ex and my daughter and all the other Warren supporters that I know.

The idea of Bernie handing us 4 more years of Trump is so much more than I can take.

But I feel bad. I feel like a traitor in fact.

Because I have loved a Warren for a long time. And think that she would make the best president.

[brooklynite]

11. Not from the data I've seen

[SKKY]

12. Well, perhaps, but if Bloomberg drops out, they cancel each other out...

...I think. I don’t know. I’m just an country hick IT guy.

[tishaLA]

13. Yeah, that looming endorsement from Sen Warren worked so well

in the previous election cycle.

[DanTex]

15. If she endorses him, maybe, but I don't see her doing that.

[AGeddy]

16. Nope... because Bloomberg will drop out too. More than offsets Warren.

[Demsrule86]

22. Bloomberg is to 'reassess his campaign.

[rufus dog]

25. Nope to you, see my post below

I would never entertain Bloomberg, the issue is, there are a huge number of people like me, fine with Warren, not with Bernie. Her support does not translate to Bernie support. I like her, was going to vote for her as of two days ago. Team Bernie flipped me to Joe. I am a hard core liberal, Bernie lost me years ago.

[AGeddy]

30. You misunderstood my point

Bloomberg dropping out means MORE votes for Biden.

[k8conant]

45. If you are a hard core liberal, why would you vote for Biden?

Just asking, because I see Biden as centrist/moderate.

[rufus dog]

61. Fair question

Needed to make a decision. Decided Warren can't win so that took her out. So it came down to Bernie or Joe. That was an easy decision. I have zero trust in Bernie. That is based on his past actions, and his surrogates actions.

Now I could sit back an pout and deal with more years of tRump and repukes or go for the win and move forward!

I will take it further, anyone who doesn't get this needs to sit down and really think, because never in my life have I seen an election that can't be lost. 2008 was bad, 2020 is to save Western Democracies.

[rufus dog]

17. Nope

I was going to vote for Warren as recent as 30 hours ago.

Switched from Warren to Biden, and the switch was directly related to Team Bernie's actions.

There are a whole lot of people out there like me. Bernie is the absolute last choice.

[Tumbulu]

38. That is what I did too.

[rufus dog]

49. Thanks for the back up

People need to understand that there are some far left liberals, that aren't Bernie supporters.

It is tough being this damn smart isn't it Tumbulu. If they could only see how damn good looking we are!

[Tumbulu]

70. If only!

It gives me comfort to know that you made the same decision.

[Greywing]

72. Exactly what I did ...

was hard for me to do but I felt was necessary for the good of the country once it became evident that Senator Warren did not really stand a chance of becoming the nominee.

[Blaukraut]

19. Everyone I know who left Warren went to Biden.

Mostly women, and they really do not like Bernie.

[rufus dog]

51. Yup see my posts

Although I am a male, Warren to Biden.

[Takket]

20. i already have one foot in the Biden camp...... just waiting for warren to drop out

which i assume will be tonight at some time.

[Funtatlaguy]

29. Right there with you. I'm sad about it, but I know it's coming.

[Demsrule86]

21. She says she won't drop out. Are you sure her voters will go to Sanders after the way she has been

treated by Sanders and some supporters?

[W_HAMILTON]

24. Remember how the Sanders crowd treated Warren and her supporters over the past few months?

It's like the ghosts of candidates past coming back to exact karmic justice on the Sanders people.

What goes around, comes around.

Even if Warren were to drop out AND endorse Sanders, I imagine that a sizable chunk of her voters will never vote for Sanders because of what he and his supporters have done.

We tried to tell y'all to cut the crap, but the insults and attacks just kept coming and coming.

[blm]

34. She won't. No respect for do nothing talkers incapable of turning

talk into deeds and accomplishments.

[budkin]

27. I'm still pissed he said a woman can't beat Trump

And then flat out lied about it.

[blm]

28. Warren needs to stay in.

[Blaukraut]

63. Agreed. And the only pressure to drop out is coming from the Bernie camp.

She should stay in as long as she can afford it. I dread ending up with two almost 80 year old white guys - neither of whom I trust to make it through their first term, never mind a second one.

[MyNameGoesHere]

32. Well yeah sure.

I guess the only saving grace of the Independent Senator from Vermonts supporters is they didn't call her Pocahontas. So they have that going for them.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

42. Don't give them ideas.

[blm]

43. Some Sanders supporters do use that to attack her.

They are more like Trump than they realize.

[LongtimeAZDem]

54. At least one even did that:

"The image of a text message calling Warren “Pochahontas” sent from the Sanders’ campaign text message system by a volunteer was posted to the Twitter account of a pro-Warren fundraising group Monday.

The Sanders’ campaign confirmed to The Associated Press on Monday that the message was sent to a possible voter through Sanders’ messaging system by a rogue campaign volunteer."

https://apnews.com/afs:Content:8380009341

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

33. Not after he's been pooping in her cornflakes for the past few weeks.

[OAITW r.2.0]

40. I want Warren as Joe Biden's VP.

Joe has to focus on triage with international relations. Warren could be the architect to drive real domestic policy changes working with Pelosi and Schumer. Consolidate the critical progressive/moderate vote with Biden/Warren. A balanced ticket and 2 capable people to deal with the damage of 21st century Republicanism.

Also, Adam Schiff as Attorney General.

[apcalc]

44. I like Warren as VP, but Kamala for AG.

[stonecutter357]

41. lol nope !

[LizBeth]

52. Bloomberg gets out and nu uh. Anyway, a lot of Warren votes are HRC voters who would not

support Sanders.

[TTUBatfan2008]

53. Nah...

...when Bloomberg drops out, probably 90% or more of those voters will go to Biden. I think Joe will easily go past 2,000 delegates before the convention.

[Skid Rogue]

64. No, he's not.

It's like Bloomberg and Biden. It's just not enough.

[Jarqui]

65. I do not think it will be a big difference

A bunch of Warren supporters would support Biden - who is the preference of women.

Sanders may well get more than Joe but it would be nothing close to a major shift into Sanders column and little for Joe.

Elizabeth has done so poorly tonight that I do not think it would be a big deal. Most of the states, she's less than 15%. Let's be generous and say 60% go to Sanders and 40% go to Biden. On 15% of the votes, the net effect is 3% more for Sanders. When you project that 3% difference to delegates - it is not an enormous shift.

Sanders also has to fear Bloomberg dropping out because the opposite happens. Biden would get a 3% bump - very roughly. But in delegates, again, it is not earth shattering.

[Firebrand Gary]

68. I've got an idea, how about the men STOP telling the women how to run THEIR campaigns.

I love Liz, and she is my second choice at this point.

[Blue Owl]

69. Maybe later -- or never

n/t

[DUgosh]

71. No - I voted Warren

But I have I switched my support and have donated to another Democratic candidate - Joe Biden.