Warren probably calculated that she would not have made a difference, and she’s almost certainly right.https://twitter.com/LukewSavage/status/1237546725864116224 …
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I don't think she has to really dislike him. Biden is the sort of politician who would 100% understand her logic for sitting on the fence here. Why alienate either constituency for no gain?
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I bet she dislikes him. What’s to like?
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Great analysis. I would also rather see her get a portfolio (or any other role of influence) in a Biden administration and get to work and elevate her status in the coming years rather than endorse Sanders to likely no effect. It’s a long game.
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After Super Tuesday the cake was baked; she knew it and he probably knew it. One trait that Warren has in spades is pragmatism; endorsing Sanders would have been the quixotic sorta thing that Bernie would’ve done. My guess is that she serves as an emissary between the two camps.
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I disagree. I think she likes Biden as a person (nearly everyone who knows him does — even people like Lindsay Graham before he lost his mind). My guess is that she saw the math and the map & calculated that an endorsement wouldn’t change the outcome. /1
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I think she held back because she wants to influence the platform & if the nominee was likely Biden, she had a better shot of doing that if she stayed neutral. (She spoke very warmly & authentically about Biden on Maddow, which is why I think she likes him on a personal level.)
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So far she's doing the same thing she did in 2016, and I can respect it.
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