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2016 Postmortem
Showing Original Post only (View all)Elizabeth Warren Not Ready To Endorse A Presidential Candidate But Says Sanders TALKS FROM THE HEART [View all]

U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren said shes in no rush to endorse a 2016 Democratic presidential candidate, even if it makes her the only female senator in her party not to back Hillary Clinton. Its just not time for me to do that yet, Warren said last night during a Main Street holiday lighting ceremony in Melrose. Warren was glaringly absent at a Clinton fundraiser earlier this week in which 13 of the 14 Democratic women of the U.S. Senate backed the former U.S. secretary of state.
Warrens endorsement representing the progressive base of the party that Clinton has feverishly been courting could be a game-changer in the showdown between Clinton and Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders. Asked when she thinks she might make an endorsement of any candidate, Warren was noncommittal: I dont know. But she rejected the idea that Sanders is losing popularity, as Clinton holds on to a large lead in the national polls.
Bernie is doing what Bernie always does hes out there talking from the heart, raising the issues that hes raised for decades now, said Warren. Thats just who he is.
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http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_politics/2015/12/elizabeth_warren_not_ready_to_endorse_a_presidential_candidate
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Elizabeth Warren Not Ready To Endorse A Presidential Candidate But Says Sanders TALKS FROM THE HEART [View all]
Segami
Dec 2015
OP
Sure, if she wins the nomination, an endorsement is certain. Same for Sanders.
JonLeibowitz
Dec 2015
#6
You are free to speculate. I won't proffer an opinion, my only role was to point out
JonLeibowitz
Dec 2015
#23
You don't get it? I don't give a shit about your supposed reasons for thinking what you do
JonLeibowitz
Dec 2015
#31
But she would have endorsed Bernie Sanders if she thought he <was> the best candidate
moobu2
Dec 2015
#33
That is your opinion and you are welcome to it. Not sure why you keep replying to me though.
JonLeibowitz
Dec 2015
#34
Since their political views are so much alike, I'd call it very reasonable to think
Cal33
Dec 2015
#10
Thank You For Insulting This Citizen And Voter - Now Deciding To Alert On Your Post
cantbeserious
Dec 2015
#26
She won't endorse anyone until the results are obvious or more likely until a nominee is choosen
still_one
Dec 2015
#3
I can't see Elizabeth endorsing Hillary. They have too many opposites -- Wall Street,
Cal33
Dec 2015
#11
Would you say Sherrod Brown's positions are more in line with Bernie's or Hillary's?
LuvLoogie
Dec 2015
#21
That was some time ago. Nobody thought that Bernie would be running. Bernie, himself
Cal33
Dec 2015
#12
Did Reagan talk from the heart too? Was this his appeal when she voted for him and Bush 1?
Metric System
Dec 2015
#14
So why isn't EW endorsing Sanders? Why is it not time for her to do that yet?
lunamagica
Dec 2015
#29
So, she is certain (as you seem to be) that Hillary will win both the nomination and the GE. eom
lunamagica
Dec 2015
#47
Thanks EW for taking a bold stance as the only female Senator to not attend Hillary's endorsement...
slipslidingaway
Dec 2015
#38