...wasn't popular ... these things go a long way.

It’s a pity it wasn’t televised. There is a poor cell phone video I posted here earlier.

Ms. Warren is …… my choice of course but over and above that she's a FIGHTER! Something the Democratic party sorely needs imho. Have been a little discouraged by her relatively low polling numbers and am overjoyed to see this rise.

She's smart and she's tough.

while she's been in the Senate.

She's not the warmest, fuzziest candidate around, but I think she's gotten much better relating to people and getting her message across. She had, IMO, a tendency to seem high-strung, and be maybe too serious and focused and even unhappy. Politicking is about people skills, when it comes down to it.

I didn't like her at all before. I have taken notice of her lately, though. I don't like some (most?) of her programs, but plans of these candidates change or get tossed aside or never have a chance of getting passed, anyway.

I don't see her beating Trump, though.

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with the exception of Bernie who has killed his chances over giving incarcerated felons the vote.

The question is who can win the biggest? Who can help take back the Senate?

Trump won 2016 on wafer thin margins. Every poll , every survey says he’s gone backwards since then and not just by a little either. Look at the Midterms.

If electability is only three states, we are missing big opportunities. What’s wrong with starting . now . on the biggest turnout in recent history?

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Link to tweet

and the sort of detail Bernie has never delivered.