Warren or Sanders?

[sheshe2]

I like the gutsy, sassy, classy woman. She persists.

She nailed it last night and stood all 5'8 of her, taller than the men. She stood for women when she nailed Bloomberg.

Brilliant woman that has accomplished more than anyone on that stage and that was long before she became The Senior Senator of MA. She grabbed that seat back from Scottie Brown, former Cosmopolitan centerfold, eeeew.

Fact. The Consumer Financial Protection Agency was all hers. She did it before she was a SENATOR! ACCOMPLISHMENT EXTRAORDINAIRE!



Fact. One issue I disagreed with her on was M4A. She came up honestly with a plan to make it happen, Sanders refused. She has since backed off on her strong stance that it is the only way forward. She is for incremental steps and I believe she will be expanding on ACA first. The rest can happen over time.

Super Tuesday I will be voting for her. I was at the Town Hall today to request a ballot for my soon to be 94 year old mom. My family votes Democratic.

VOTE!

[MontanaMama]

1. Warren

All day long.

[sheshe2]

14. ...

I love Amy too.

[relayerbob]

2. Warren

[MisterFred]

3. I decided awhile ago.

About six months ago I decided that I'd vote for whoever was ahead, Warren or Sanders, come Super Tuesday.

I like Warren - but I've seen nothing to change my mind about supporting the leading progressive candidate whoever that is since then.

[Garrett78]

6. That's pretty much where I'm at, and barring something extraordinary, it'll be Sanders.

Warren finishing in single digits in New Hampshire (after a so-so showing in Iowa) was pretty devastating.

[sheshe2]

19. It will never be the right time for that woman.

Never. Even when she is bigger better and brighter, it will never be the time.

Never.

That makes me incredibly sad. It gives me no faith for the direction of this country.

[ramen]

72. She is a badass, and I will vote for her with great enthusiasm given the chance

Her performance last night was stellar.

[sheshe2]

96. Thanks 😊 ramen.

[KPN]

53. That's exactly where I stand. But my primary is not until May 19

here in Oregon. Currently, Id support Sanders, but deep 19 will likely get my vote.down I want Warren to succeed. She’s so darned smart and a great communicator when she gets inspired. Sanders is consistent as hell and never gets distracted from his message, goals or purpose. They are both admirable and deserving candidates. Whoever is most viable on May 19 will get my vote.

[Buzz cook]

81. That's voting the horse race.

Nothing wrong with that. I think the primaries should be about who we think would be the best president.

As far as I can see that's Warren.

[MisterFred]

95. Well, I like 'em both.

I limited my choices to those two because they're pretty close to best president for me.

[Tweedy]

112. Warren beats this president

More effectively than she defeated former Mayor Bloomberg.

We need the wisdom of the American people, here. There is such a wisdom. It is wide and it is deep. It is found inside each of us and all of us thrown together.

I cannot claim to have a handle on that.

Nonetheless, I can assure you from the bottom of my heart that wisdom comes not from polls. Wisdom comes from inside yourself.

Please utilize your own wisdom to decide which candidate is the right one for this moment.

If you still choose Bernie, your choice will mean more to you imho.

You will be exercising your right to self government.

[MisterFred]

136. I agree Warren beats this president. nt

[IcyPeas]

4. Warren of those 2

[MoonlitKnight]

5. President Warren

Persistence is beautiful.

[Docreed2003]

7. I truly think that, of the candidates left

Warren is the best choice to unite the party across all spectrums.

[sheshe2]

22. I agree.

They won't even give THAT woman a chance.

I watched her town hall tonight. She was amazing.

Thanks, Doc.

[Mme. Defarge]

8. The Democrat.

[denem]

9. Your Senator

Elizabeth Ann Warren

[sheshe2]

23. Yep.

Thanks, denem.

[Hoyt]

10. I'd choose Warren if forced, although either likely ensures trump II and puts House at risk.

[VarryOn]

13. Yes. If either is the final choice...

Not a good sign. Guess I'd flip a coin.

[DemocracyMouse]

43. Guess you haven't seen the polls. Sanders leads against Trump with double digits

I like both Sanders and Warren. They'd make a great team.... and bring back Harris for AG!

[VarryOn]

57. Yeah, I've seen some.

They just havent been challenged by the other side. Anyone unchallenged will look swell against Orange Man at this point.

Those polls will be more meaningful o e our nominee is nailed down and has taken some blows from the Trump machine. That's my point. Not a criticism of either W or S.

[happybird]

11. Warren

Love her!

[Gravitycollapse]

12. I'm fine with either but more closely align with Sanders.

I'd hardly complain if Warren took it instead.

[Moderateguy]

15. Consumer Financial Protection Agency

So, unlike Sanders she actually has accomplished something

[sheshe2]

25. FACT!!!!!!!

Welcome to DU!

[DemocracyMouse]

49. Not a fact!!! Sanders has accomplished a lot, including changing the narrative.

All the the candidates have absorbed and reference Sander's poignant statements about the immorality of extreme inequality in America. He received a huge applause on the matter last night in the debates.

Warren or Sanders for President/VP!
Harris for AG!

Bring back the middle class! Tax the fat cats again!

Go America!!!!!

[sheshe2]

54. What has he accomplished?

DemocracyMouse
49. Not a fact!!! Sanders has accomplished a lot, including changing the narrative.

Changing the narrative,? Nope. Dems have been there for years and have actually made it better including CPFB. Bernie rails about the banks. Warren did something about that. Talking is great, doing is better.

[DemocracyMouse]

119. You're falling prey to a Republican meme.

A "thin record of voting" is a meme created by Republican source who also, quite viciously, called Michelle Obama a male ape.

According to Snopes:

What's True
Only a fraction of the proposed bills sponsored by Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), Cory Booker (D-NJ), Kamala Harris (D-CA), and Bernie Sanders ( D-VT) have been passed by Congress.

What's False
This phenomenon is not unique to these four senators (as only a very small fraction of all proposed legislation ends up being passed), and the statistics included in the meme are outdated

[sheshe2]

121. Nope.

DemocracyMouse
119. You're falling prey to a Republican meme.

A "thin record of voting" is a meme created by Republican source who also, quite viciously, called Michelle Obama a male ape.

Non answer, you segue to Michelle being called an ape to avoid a question. What is that about? Why would you even bring that up? I sourced no one yet you say I sourced a REPUBLICAN meme that called Michelle a male ape. That is disgusting. That is beneath a DUer to slur me in that way.

My question was:

sheshe2 (62,529 posts)
54. What has he accomplished?

DemocracyMouse
49. Not a fact!!! Sanders has accomplished a lot, including changing the narrative.


Changing the narrative,? Nope. Dems have been there for years and have actually made it better including CPFB. Bernie rails about the banks. Warren did something about that. Talking is great, doing is better.

[DemocracyMouse]

132. Your logic is all over the place. It's fun though!

[sheshe2]

133. You are loads of fun too.

Michelle is a male ape. Out of nowhere you called Michelle a male ape. Nothing I posted previously lead to that. You did it all on your own. I never mentioned Republican memes. That was you.

DemocracyMouse (2,226 posts)
119. You're falling prey to a Republican meme.

A "thin record of voting" is a meme created by Republican source who also, quite viciously, called Michelle Obama a male ape.

According to Snopes:

What's True
Only a fraction of the proposed bills sponsored by Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), Cory Booker (D-NJ), Kamala Harris (D-CA), and Bernie Sanders ( D-VT) have been passed by Congress.

What's False
This phenomenon is not unique to these four senators (as only a very small fraction of all proposed legislation ends up being passed), and the statistics included in the meme are outdated

[ehrnst]

135. SMH...

Good lord.

[grantcart]

82. Not a fact. Sanders eschews teamwork and castigated needed compromise

Sanders is disliked by his colleagues. When he ran 4 years ago he got one pity endorsement from one Democratic Senator and was not endorsed by a large number of Vermont politicians.

He was successful in helping the NRA pass the bill giving gun manufacturers immunity from Civil law suits but that's about it.

In 2012 he proudly stated that he wasn't a Democrat but if the Democrats had any sense they should primary President Obama.

Warren can unite the party. Sanders, the interloper, will fracture the party. In the end Sanders won't get it but Sanders will be the embittered loser and help Trump get re elected.

[DemocracyMouse]

118. ".... but that's about it."

You're falling prey to a meme.

A "thin record of voting" is a meme created by Republican source who also called Michelle Obama a male ape.

According to Snopes:

What's True
Only a fraction of the proposed bills sponsored by Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), Cory Booker (D-NJ), Kamala Harris (D-CA), and Bernie Sanders ( D-VT) have been passed by Congress.

What's False
This phenomenon is not unique to these four senators (as only a very small fraction of all proposed legislation ends up being passed), and the statistics included in the meme are outdated

[Tweedy]

113. Senator Warren has been making that point

For what seems like my whole life

President Obama made it too.

Really, that message has been with me since I was wee.

I do believe it was born in the 1960's.

Bernie does see our problems well. His legislative record is very thin, though.

[DemocracyMouse]

116. You're falling prey to a meme.

A "thin record of voting" is a meme created by Republican source who also, viciously, called Michelle Obama a male ape.

According to Snopes:

What's True
Only a fraction of the proposed bills sponsored by Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), Cory Booker (D-NJ), Kamala Harris (D-CA), and Bernie Sanders ( D-VT) have been passed by Congress.

What's False
This phenomenon is not unique to these four senators (as only a very small fraction of all proposed legislation ends up being passed), and the statistics included in the meme are outdated

[Tweedy]

120. Just the facts, here

On what subject did Senator Sanders seriously try to legislate?

Where is Bernie's campaign finance reform bill?

Election security bill?

Have been watching Congress fretfully for years (since before the fall of Glass-Steagall). I even read the senate record 🤓.

Yet, somehow, some way, Bernie's heroic proposed legislation escaped me. What was it? More than one?

His M4A looks like a messaging bill right now, which could be intentional. It is dispiriting.

Amy Klobuchar has what, 4-5? How many does Bernie Sanders have waiting out there? Do tell. Anxiously awaiting.

Curious how I fell for a meme, friend.

Not a fan of twitter, Facebook or cable news. There are no teenagers in my house.

Alas, I no longer get congressional quarterly.

If Bernie Sanders made some big legislative push that I missed do tell. I highly doubt I did. I am aware he proposes a lot of amendments-- hardly Russ Feingold, but better than nothing.

You do know Bernie has been an "establishment" politician (in that he is, & has been, undeniably, a member of the political establishment) for a long time?

You also know Senators Harris, Booker and Warren have been part of the "Washington establishment" (hello 1960!) for a shorter time period than Senator Sanders?

[ramen]

73. I'm not sure the number of exclamation marks and capital letters

equate to factuality, necessarily. It's not a magic spell.

[sheshe2]

76. Aaaaah.

[ramen]

77. The weeping emoji, though, is

notoriously incontrovertible. You have me there.

[sheshe2]

83. ;)

[doc03]

16. If that is my only choice Warren nt

[CalFione]

17. I'm a moderate. But I cannot understand why any progressive would prefer Sanders to Warren.

There is nothing about Sanders that is better than Warren, even from the point of view of the farthest left progressive.

[Gravitycollapse]

21. M4A

[Moderateguy]

24. So you rather support a candidate who's not going to be able to deliver

Over a candidate who might compromise and get you some of what you want?

[Gravitycollapse]

28. Who says Sanders can't compromise?

Listen, everyone pushes their policy when they're running--everyone. A lot of that will never happen. But if you start from a better position, you have more leverage during negotiation.

I want M4A to happen and I'm hopeful it can. But I am also okay with a compromise if the full fat M4A isn't viable in congress.

[Woodycall]

64. The reason that Bernie sticks to his guns...

is that for years and years he has watched the Dems negotiate by starting in the middle, and then compromising to the right!

[Gravitycollapse]

66. Agreed. Don't give up leverage to appease people who will never vote for you.

[Tweedy]

115. No

Look at his record

Senator Sanders has a habit of making the perfect the enemy of the ever so much better.

See his desire to primary president Obama.

I have been listening to Bernie for years. His list of problems is long & fairly prescient. His list of solutions is thin, vague and full of catchphrases from the 1960's ("establishment," how heavy man).
He is adorable, stubborn and inclined to believe those who disagree with him are "establishment" by definition.

This is not the moment to elect a gadfly like Sanders, no matter how adorable he may be.

[Tweedy]

114. Sanders did not refute

Senator Warren at the debate when she said his advisers said M4A isn't going to happen anyway.

Senator Warren will get things done.

Bernie will blame us when nothing changes for failing to revolutionize for it, I am afraid. He will blame other democrats.
He won't be in the senate, or on "breakfast with Bernie" doing it either. This will hurt democrats up & down the ballot.

The midterms will come. Democrats will get shellacked & our healthcare opportunity will be lost once more.

[sheshe2]

29. Winner!!!

Thanks again!

[CalFione]

35. A) Liz is for M4A

B) Liz actually has outlined how she'll pay for it.

[Gravitycollapse]

36. So has Bernie.

https://www.sanders.senate.gov/download/options-to-finance-medicare-for-all?inline=file

[CalFione]

37. So with that issue being a wash... there's no real reason to support Bernie over Warren...

...since she is a better candidate in every other way.

[Gravitycollapse]

40. She's never really been fully committed to M4A.

(https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/01/us/politics/elizabeth-warren-medicare-for-all.html)

And that's not the only difference.

I think Sanders is stronger against the military industrial complex.


As I say always, I would not be unhappy with Warren. But I'm more closely aligned with Sanders.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

18. Why would anyone want crabby, shouty old Bernie,

the guy who hasn't had an original thought since he was attending SWP meetings in the '60s and whose accomplishments in Congress consist of naming a couple of post offices, when you could have Warren, a brilliant woman who has actually accomplished things in her life?

[sheshe2]

30. This!

[Bonobo]

31. If you were a Sanders supporter, someone might say that your rudeness reflected your candidate.

Fortunately I think such statements are a load of crap.

Your rudeness reflects only upon yourself.

[zentrum]

20. Warren, but Bernie stands a

.....better chance of beating Trump, I think.

She'd be one of our greatest Presidents.

[Moderateguy]

26. Leftists are getting less than 50% in the democratic primaries

What makes you think they’re somehow going win in a GE where people who actively hate their ideas will also be voting

[Desert grandma]

45. That seems so obvious to many of us.

I have nothing against Sanders or Warren or their ideas. Like you, I do not think there is any way either one could win a GE. We took the House in 2018 by running mostly moderate/centrist candidates that won. The far left progressive candidates that Bernie and his group supported LOST for the most part. I find it totally incredulous that those supporting Bernie or Elizabeth don't understand that.

[JudyM]

128. Independents. Latinos. Voters under 45.

All prefer Sanders.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/1287501547

[Moderateguy]

129. Given today's news I do not trust these polls

I’ll wait and see what the actual vote results are

[JudyM]

134. Are you suggesting the Russians are interfering with independent pollsters?

[Bonobo]

27. Honestly, I would happily support a Warren-Sanders ticket.

Or a Sanders-Warren ticket.

The others leave me quite flat.

They have not the sense of crisis that I see in Warren and Sanders.

[sheshe2]

32. Nope.

No double ticket. Fact is neither would accept one.

I would prefer Warren and Castro. That would be a winner. As for Bernies choice considering his Stein management team...I

[krissey]

33. I am with you sheshe and I agree. I too had the issue with M4A and was glad to see her shift on

that. I am glad to see her going for the super pac to stay in the race. She said she would try, asked others to join. They didn't and she needs the money to fight hard and fast. Awesome woman to be fluid enough to move in another direction.

[sheshe2]

38. Fluid is good.

Not flip flopping and not a rigid my way or the highway.

She flows like mother nature and the ebbs and flows with the tides to change what needs to be changed.

Hey krissey, thanks. Glad you are here. We are not an easy bunch, it takes time.

You are doing great.

[jg10003]

34. Warren and Bernie are both great, but I think Bernie has a better chance of beating trump.

[sheshe2]

46. Nope.

Not even close.

[democrattotheend]

63. Most polls seem to support that position, unfortunately

I like them both and in many ways would prefer Warren over Sanders, but most head to head matchups with Trump show her doing worse than most of the other candidates, including Bernie. IDK why and it's disappointing, because she's one of the best qualified candidates we have.

[sheshe2]

69. Yes, well...polls.

Fact is no one will ever recognize a women. Decade after decade a women always comes last. Our rights. Our bodies. Our vote. Our accomplishments, we always come in last.

Always.

No words left.

[stage left]

39. Warren!

[kcr]

41. Warren

[SCantiGOP]

42. Damn! I missed it

When did the other 4 drop out?

[sheshe2]

50. Never said it was just two.

Just comparing two with similar policies and what the choice would be.

[SunSeeker]

44. Warren.

Easy call.

The Democrat.

[sheshe2]

48. The Democrat!!!!

[Lucid Dreamer]

47. Warren

Here is my estimate of the chances of Sanders and Warren in the GE

Sanders: about 50-1 against beating trump.
Warren: about 3-1 against beating trump.

I got to go with the odds: Warren

[renate]

51. Warren!

She has the energy (OMG so much energy) and the lack of (I'm sorry) grumpiness to be much more appealing.

I've said it a thousand times here--although she's my favorite, I would be THRILLED to have a President Bernie Sanders.

But that is not going to happen in real life.

[mwooldri]

52. Liz over Bernie for one simple reason: she has a plan.

Bernie has great ideas. Elizabeth has great plans. Liz has also all the right progressive policies without the "Democratic Socialist" baggage that Bernie has. If he branded himself as a social Democrat that he really is then that's different... but nope he still sticks to that label. And IMO that will turn the older population off... those who have succumbed to the Trump GOP brainwashing and those who grew up in the Cold War era having had it summed into them that communism is bad and socialism is the same thing as communism.

Elizabeth Warren is IMO a Social Democrat who practices Social Democracy. The Consumer Financial Protection Agency is a small example of what Social Democracy is all about, and it's her "baby". Shame about the abusive stepfather in charge right now mind...

In the end America needs a universal, single payer, government organized health care system because the private sector has shown it's incapable of doing the job and many other countries around the world have come to the same conclusion - some earlier than others of course.

[freepotter]

74. I agree, mwooldri

Warren and Sanders have very similar ideas, but Warren has not declared herself a Socialist (gasp). In fact, she has always called herself a Capitalist, and she is, but of the kind of Capitalism that is well regulated and that widely benefits all economic classes.

I think the Repubs will beat us by hammering Bernie with the "Socialist" label if he's our pick, although I don't think it will have much to do with voter age. There are lots of us old hippies still around; many of whom lived in communes, and loved the social programs of the 40's, 50's, and 60's. Unfortunately, I know of a bunch of 40-50's people who are totally freaked out about Socialism.

Warren! Warren! Warren!

[musicblind]

55. Definitely Warren. n/t

[C Moon]

56. I'm slowly leaning toward Warren, but I'll also back ANY candidate the majority chooses.

[sheshe2]

58. I will vote for any Democrat.

However Super Tuesday will be Warren.

[redstateblues]

59. Warren

[Horizens]

60. Warren

and Warren again

[Starry Messenger]

61. I already voted by mail

Was happy to mark Elizabeth Warren

[sheshe2]

65. Yes!

Good to see you, Starry.

I can vote early, yet may just wait til the 3rd.

[karin_sj]

62. Warren

[caraher]

67. Just got my ballot

Sending it in tomorrow for Warren.

My wife had an interesting observation, which was that Warren supporters as a group love their candidate but have little inclination toward "Liz or Bust!" attitudes. So if there is a brokered convention, she would like to see Warren delegates as a major force because they're likely to be the sort who will come up with solutions that put us in a good position for November, and not the kind who would create unity problems coming out of the convention because their favored candidate didn't get the nod.

We certainly see that a lot here - Warren supporters saying they also like Bernie or Amy. I definitely have a pecking order among my second choices, but know whatever the outcome for the primaries I'm all in for the Democratic candidate. At the same time, Warren is my dream candidate. I wished she'd run in 2016. She's done and said a few things I wish she hadn't, but nobody's perfect. Warren does her homework, is brilliant, energetic, passionate, has the right values, doesn't back down from a fight... and also knows how to get things done, and scares and angers all the right people.

[TomCADem]

68. WARREN Over Bernie Easily...

Nt

[sheshe2]

71. Thank you Tom!!!!!!

[aeromanKC]

70. Neither. I want to beat Trump!!

Biden for the win!!

[UniteFightBack]

75. +1000

[blue-wave]

86. +1,000,000!!!!!

[grantcart]

78. Chocolate or cyanide?

I think Warren/Buttigieg is looking good

[mtron32]

79. Had the Warren from last night been at the last 5 debates...

She would definitely be the front runner, if she manages to catch Bernie then she's proven she can still fight and I will gladly go back to being a WarrenBro. My worry is that she'll hire establishment campaign staff that will ruin her like they did this fall. She definitely needs somebody because her political instincts (blood test) aren't always the best.

[Buzz cook]

80. Warren in a walk.

She has big time administrative experience in setting up the consumer protection administration. She is a top rate policy wonk. Warren can take a complex topic and explain it in simple term.
And Elizabeth Warren doesn't sout all the time.

[sheshe2]

84. Thank you Buzz!

[DIVINEprividence]

85. Warren. She is the registered Democrat

Shouldn’t Democrats nominate a Democrat? Remember. Obama vs Clinton was a tough primary yet once Clinton realized she lost, she became a team player, swallowed her pride for the good of the party and was instrumental in electing the first AA President. Obama in return made her Sec of State. Compare that to how Bernie behaved when it was clear he lost and did his ego trip sour grapes routine and the disgraceful display at the DNC convention by the Susan Sarandon/Bernie wing of the Democratic Party. Anyone but Sanders

[MFM008]

87. Guess

[we can do it]

88. Warren hands down.

[aikoaiko]

89. I got off the Sanders/Warren fence and chose Warren after the NV debate

I just needed to see her fight as hard as Bernie is fighting to get behind her.

[Squinch]

90. Definitely Warren.

[Tom Rinaldo]

91. I would be happy with either; from March 2019 until early January I had Warren as my preference

This presidential cycle, more than any other that I've participated in, I am choosing to let general public voter preferences strongly influence my choice. Not exclusively literal poll numbers, but also the degree of enthusiasm each candidate is capable of producing and the demographics of where they tend to draw support. Warren and Sanders have differing strengths and weaknesses even if their policies, though not identical, are similar.

Last March I wrote this in an OP here:

"We don't know if 2020 voters will want a moderate consensus building candidate or a system changer
THAT is one of the main reasons why I am not firmly in any candidate's camp yet. Sure I know we have to win, that beating Trump is virtually everything. THAT is one of the main reasons why I am not firmly in any candidate's camp yet.

It is old accepted political wisdom that the path to the Presidency runs through the center in the General Election by attempting to win over the small sliver of genuinely undecided swing voters in the middle of the ideological spectrum. That accepted wisdom was definitely cracked if not shattered in 2016. What we went through in 2016 may cause the center to reassert itself as a counter reaction for 2020, or it may have been an indicator that we are seeing increasing turbulence in the electorate that has not yet seen its peak. Tried and true was not the winning formula in 2016. It is far to early to be seen what will be in 2020."

During the months that Warren was my preference here I also defended Sanders from those were were temp[ted to dismiss him as an also ran left behind in the dust bin of history. I knew that he was being seriously underestimated, and I was correct. I also recognized the strong case that could be made for Vice President Biden, if his campaign showed an ability to consistently elicit enough voter enthusiasm.

A lot is on the line for Warren now. No matter how fine a President she would make, or how powerful a campaigner she can be, the latter has to be reflected in a strong rise in her finish in soon to be contested races. She needs to ride a real sense of surge into Super Tuesday to remain competitive. If she does, based on that type of evidence, I would reconsider my candidate preference here. At this fixed moment in time, my reasons for shifting to Sanders in early January have been validated by the dynamics of the race up until this point. But there is still (a little) time for that to change again.

[DesertRat]

92. Warren. nt

[Turin_C3PO]

93. Warren all the way.

She can be the unity candidate for moderates and progressives.

[sheshe2]

99. ;)

[Hermit-The-Prog]

94. Warren will work FOR us and WITH others (meaning, our Congress).

[sheshe2]

100. +1000

Correct, Hermit.

[colsohlibgal]

97. Warren

Mainly because she is younger and maybe it’s finally time we let a woman give it a go.

[sheshe2]

98. Boom!

[evertonfc]

101. The one that isn't a

socialist

[33taw]

102. Warren. I don't like that Bernie hired Tad Davine in 2016

[Me.]

103. I'm With You

[lapucelle]

104. I'm with HER.

Not him. HER.

[sheshe2]

106. Her town hall last night.

[lapucelle]

107. She's on fire!

[sheshe2]

109. Yep.

I am voting super Tuesday!!!!

[Meadowoak]

105. Sanders in the primary, the Democratic nominee in the general.

[Croney]

108. Warren.

[gibraltar72]

110. Warren.

[Tweedy]

111. Senator Warren

She will accomplish everything she can every step of the way.

Senator Warren has already shown what she can do to a self-made billionaire.

Imagine how the unindicted co-conspirator, serial bankrupt will wither before her.

Maybe this president will resign rather than face her? A person can hope. Sarah Palin quit. It isn't without precedent for GOP folks in way over their heads (& this president is clearly drowning).

Elizabeth Warren is the right candidate for this moment. She has spent her life in training for right now.

No-one else comes close, even though they all deserve respect ✊, even Bloomberg.

The former mayor's subscription may help rig the system against the rest of us; yet, it is sadly legal to do so. He did see the loophole & exploit it, which shows skill, & insight.
.

[marlakay]

117. Warren

And looking forward to it.

[Vivienne235729]

122. WARREN ALL DAY.

[sheshe2]

123. Yes!

[Vivienne235729]

124. Hi sheshe!

[sheshe2]

125. Hey, Vivienne.

[Mme. Defarge]

126. Warren!

[sheshe2]

127. Thanks, Mme.

Joe is my second choice.

[mvd]

130. I really like both

Warren just may be the most intelligent of our candidates. She is strong and has great chance against Trump IMO. Her proposal to get to Medicare For All might work. And it would be nice to have a woman President.

But I decided not to abandon Sanders. His beliefs are still most similar to mine and I feel his passion. I feel he can beat Trump by turning his working class lies around on him. I wouldn’t be for him if I did not feel he could win.

Liking both is fine!

[Anon-C]

131. You don't even need to ask.