The people of her state have spoken, Elizabeth Warren must endorse Hillary Clinton

[itsrobert]

What say Elizabeth?

[rbrnmw]

1. I think she doesn't benefit by endorsing either

I think she should do Elizabeth

[Hortensis]

24. Right, and neither would the race benefit. Look at all

the really hostile harassment she got from hundreds of far lefters for simply NOT endorsing Bernie in time for Super Tuesday. She could endorse Bernie and be okay, we Hillary supporters are cool with Warren's right to make her own decision, but the other day would be just a little shadow of the nastiness that would explode at her if she endorsed Hillary.

As for having to do as the people of her state "state," it doesn't work that way. An endorsement is a personal recommendation. Anyone can make an endorsement, so if people want an endorsement of someone they should just go ahead and endorse.

[rbrnmw]

28. I think she is doing the best thing she can

Just stay out of it. Those Facebook comments were horrible.

[Hortensis]

31. Agree. I see no benefit to the Democrats by

an endorsement of either candidate before our decision is made.

[floppyboo]

2. Think she should wait for the fall-out of Bill's blunder. nt

[Optimism]

3. Why in the world WOULD she ?!?

When Bernie's soon to announce that she will be his Vice President?

(And if not, well ... Tulsi Gabbard will do just fine!)

[JI7]

4. i'm guessing if she felt strong enough for a candidate to endorse, she would have done it

before the primary.

now i think she will just wait and once a candidate gets enough delegates to be the nominee she will get behind them.

[morningfog]

5. Lol. That's not how the supers work.

[itsrobert]

7. I'm glad you caught that

thanks for highlighting that point

[longship]

6. She will endorse the nominee.

And probably not until then.

I wouldn't if I were her.

[mucifer]

8. Well then Hillary's super delegates need to do the same in the states he won.

fair is fair.

[itsrobert]

10. You again have just highlighted my point

thanks

[morningfog]

12. Although they would be just as irrelevant if they did work that way.

[mucifer]

16. This whole delegate and superdelegate crap needs to stop. We really

should have a democracy. This is NOT a democracy IMO

[Autumn]

9. She will endorse the nominee.

[reformist2]

11. I think with 49% behind Sanders, I think she'll be safe going for him.

[Lizzie Poppet]

13. Over what's likely to be about a 2% spread?

BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...

[TransitJohn]

14. Lulz

Are you serious?

[JackRiddler]

15. Harrass her! Make her conform!!!

[NowSam]

17. Meh. She already lost me

by keeping silent so long. Shows she cares more about herself than the future of the country.

She could have made the difference for Bernie in Mass - who she seemed to agree with on most issues. Instead she stayed silent - while Bullhorn Bill broke the law inside polling places thereby snatching the state.

[desmiller]

30. and his ass walked away unchallenged

[bunnies]

18. Bullshit. The people of NH spoke and our reps didn't give a fuck.

Are you lobbying them to change their votes? Lol

[artislife]

19. I think you should look at the breakdown of how MA voted tonight

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/mar/01/super-tuesday-results-live-state-by-state

Go on and explore. Look at the counties and how close it was. This ain't Georgia. But unlike Georgia, it just might be voting Blue in November. Possibly.

[Fast Walker 52]

20. thanks for the link

[floppyboo]

21. She has said numerous times she likes her job and she's damn good at it

And perhaps she'll win against DWS which would make endorsing Hillary a no go. And that's a pretty big thing.

[Agnosticsherbet]

22. I think she is a sharp politician and will wait until Clinton has won a lot more delegates. nt

[Recursion]

23. Does Leahy need to withdraw his endorsement of Clinton?

That's a kind of silly standard...

[redstateblues]

25. The people of her state just voted for Hillary

[Betty Karlson]

37. Half of them didn't.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

26. Bring her to heel!

F*ck that noise.

[CBGLuthier]

27. I don't think that is how it works. I think she is supposed to use her principles and her brain

not the results of a very close election.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

29. Hillary only squeaked through in Mass.

[floppyboo]

32. 50-49 still 5% to come in. that's squeaking! (9:31) nt

[Glamrock]

33. Riiiiggghhht!

So by that logic does Hillary lose all her endorsements where she lost?

[floppyboo]

34. Another Iowa - recount? - and should they discount the poll that Bill diddled with?

polling station, to be clear

[comradebillyboy]

35. She sat on the fence until the battle was over

now her endorsement is now fairly worthless. Regardless of who she endorses.

[Betty Karlson]

36. Senator Warren is not obliged to endorse anyone.

Besides, the Masschusetts result was harly an overwhelming support for Clinton. So take your attitude of entitlement down a notch, please. It hardly becomes you.

[auntpurl]

38. As a Hillary supporter, I completely disagree.

Elizabeth Warren MUST endorse no one. Everyone's endorsement belongs to them.