I'm changing from "undecided" to Warren!

[spooky3]

I hope it's not bad luck for the candidate. I was an Edwards supporter.

[sharedvalues]

1. Welcome welcome!

Many Democrats would be great presidents. I like Warren the best, but I’d be happy to support others.

Onward, Democrats!

[spooky3]

2. Thank you! I feel the same way. nt

[blm]

3. Hey, Axelrod moved from Edwards 2004 to Obama 2008.

👍🏼

[spooky3]

4. Well, I moved to Clinton in the 2008 primary; Obama in the general, of course;

and Clinton in the primaries and general in 2016. So I don't have the best track record...

But I think Elizabeth Warren is the strongest of our candidates this year.

[Baitball Blogger]

5. Ha! Ha!

I always had the same concerns.

[zentrum]

6. Love her!

[lordsummerisle]

7. I'm leaning in that direction

but remain undecided for now...

[backtoblue]

8. Welcome to the Persistence!

[spooky3]

10. Thanks - That's great! I love it! nt

[aikoaiko]

9. I think that's a good choice.

I'd switch to Warren now, but I want to see if she can take on Joe's history of protecting credit card companies.

People need to be reminded of where Joe's loyalties lie.

If she doesn't do it, I don't know who will. Maybe Bernie.

[blm]

11. Comes up every so often since 2005

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/03/12/biden-vs-warren-2020-democratic-primaries-bankruptcy-bill-225728

[aikoaiko]

12. It does, but there is nothing like a debate confrontation to get everyone talking.

[AlexSFCA]

13. she needs to be on the ticket one way or another

[PatrickforO]

14. Warren is the most solid on economic policy for sure, and

I'm confident that if nominated and then elected, she would surround herself with people who compensate for any policy weaknesses she might have - this because, unlike Trump, she seems self-confident and comfortable with herself and her knowledge.

Trump is a churning urn of burning insecurity.

[spooky3]

15. He's a hunka hunka burning sludge. Nt

[Farmer-Rick]

16. I was too

I went to several of his rallies.