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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Clinton ‘inevitability’ in 2016 a myth: Elizabeth Warren could pose formidable challenge [View all]juajen
(8,515 posts)35. Really?
We desperately need her in the Senate. I'm not sure how old she is, but she has time after her term is over to be VP or President. Frankly, she also needs the experience.
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Clinton ‘inevitability’ in 2016 a myth: Elizabeth Warren could pose formidable challenge [View all]
warrenswil
Jun 2014
OP
Obama never made a Sherman statement. She did. She PLEDGED to complete her term, which ends in
MADem
Jun 2014
#20
The Democratic Party is in a wonderful place, several members are very capable to be the President
Thinkingabout
Jun 2014
#2
Agreed, the media obsession on Hillary so early is getting really annoying
ShadowLiberal
Jun 2014
#8
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. We need her as a Senator, hopefully for many years.
Sunlei
Jun 2014
#13
"Sen. Warren is unabashedly a populist. It is a refreshing change." Not so sure about that.
yellowcanine
Jun 2014
#18
When I tell people about her strong support for the military (which she attributed to the fact that
MADem
Jun 2014
#22
Warren, "... I hope she does (run) …. Hillary is terrific.” But Warren doesn't actually endorse.
yellowcanine
Jun 2014
#23