contemptuous of all Democrats who don't agree with her.

Her plan isn't the only "real" one. They're all real, and the public option plans have much more chance of becoming law.

What isn't "real" is the belief that people won't know Warren will be raising taxes on the middle class to pay for MFA, just because she ties herself into rhetorical knots trying to avoid saying so.

Bernie comes across as much more direct and honest on this point.

Evasiveness is NOT a good look for Warren. Even if Warren fans like Frank Bruni praise her for being evasive and slippery, as he did after one of the debates (Bruni admits it isn't noble, but thinks it's a winning strategy; again, evasiveness doesn't work when everyone can see right through it).