on a bill that has not a chance in Hades of passing Congress.

against a number of more moderate candidates.

Of course that's still a mistake for the GE...

but he will be taking his 'revolution' all the way to the Convention floor.

Unless he has another health incident, he'll be in it to the end. And judging from his appearance last night? He looks better now than he did at the start of the primary. He's going to take it to the convention.

she loses all credibility after these past debates if she suddenly decides to agree with the people she was arguing against

highplainsdem.

She's hooking up to BS' mfa and he's trying to differentiate himself from her("capitalist to her bones" ).

very hard to avoid admitting that, but not fooling anyone.

the election...anyone remember the kitchen table commercials against Clintoncare?

As the journalist who wrote that Mediate article pointed out, "any eventual pivot can be seen as a betrayal by supporters of Sanders’ plan and a flip-flop by everyone else."

And, the GOP commercials write themselves...if she stays the course...taxes will go up for middle class...if she backs down...flip flopper...sigh.

Warren 2020!

It is not popular when folks learn they lose their work insurance...it would be a mess to try to get and we will probably end up with nothing...make no sense to start from scratch when we can add a public option to the ACA and go that route.

Biden is not credible on this issue and Warren will be the one to deliver it.

fishes...

Medicare for All is a losing proposition. Healthcare and climate change are the two biggest issues for 2020. The public option is not only realistic, it's the public's choice in all the polls. Between this the Wealth Tax (something Yang spoke directly to), Warren will not be competitive in the General.

And that is unacceptable.

We might have trouble retaining control of the House, too.

To the very predictable RW attacks that will come in the general election. “You will lose your work insurance and your taxes will go up”.

People who are inclined to dig into policies already know the republicans have no plan except to make healthcare worse.

“Yes you will lose your work insurance and your taxes will go up but trust us you will be covered just as well or better and most people will save” might be true but is a lousy way to convince people.

Can someone give me reasons to believe there’s a more convincing argument in the general election?

I want healthcare as a right. The only way to get that is to win the presidency and the senate and to retain them until the benefits of our policy becomes obvious.

Warren is not electable in the GE because of MFA

Now that she has been behind it so publicly she is married to it.

Ask John Kerry how you get treated when you change your mind on the biggest issue of the election.

She did not.

I think we've seen "peak Warren."

We can not afford to run a nominee on a politically suicidal plan.

This election is far to important to lose.