I hope the Elizabeth Warren runs for president again.

[totodeinhere]

If President Biden or President Sanders decides to serve only one term then I think that Elizabeth could run again in 2024. And if the new president serves two terms then Elizabeth would be the same age that Bernie is now if she decided to run in 2028.

[LaurenOlimina]

1. I'm ready for that!

[zackymilly]

2. Didn't Bernie say a woman can't win, and pretty much called Liz a liar? n/t

[jimfields33]

3. I think he meant this year.

[murielm99]

12. So often,

BS supporters have to interpret Bernie's utterances and tell us what he REALLY said or REALLY meant.

I can't support Bernie or his fans.

[jimfields33]

15. And I can't support Biden

[squirecam]

16. Biden will be the nominee.

Thank you in advance for your support in November !

[jimfields33]

18. God help us.

[appalachiablue]

4. VP, 2020 or bust! She already sat out one or two cycles

when people wanted her to run.

[BeyondGeography]

5. One thing's for sure

The way this year has gone, she won't be too old.

[walkingman]

6. She'd make a good VP or Sec. of Education but we also need her in the Senate.

[whistler162]

23. She'd make a darn better Senator!

[pattyloutwo]

7. The veep pick

Will probably be a woman; I don’t think EW will primary her in 2024.

[FreeState]

11. I'm hoping for a member of the LGBTQI community

Regardless of gender or race, however they're isn't a lot out there to chose from (which isn't surprising given the history of discrimination).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_first_LGBT_holders_of_political_offices_in_the_United_States

I would love to see Stacy Abrams.

[squirecam]

17. She needs more national experience.

But what about Abrams and Pete in 2032?

[customerserviceguy]

8. If

Sanders or Biden decide to only serve one term, I would imagine that the VP would have an enormous leg up on anybody else that would want the Democratic nomination.

[question everything]

9. She will have to drop her "my way or the highway" for my taste

I did not appreciate her claiming that others, like Delaney and Biden did not belong in the race because they did not support her "revolution." I did not appreciate her going after Buttigieg for the "wine cave" and I even did not appreciate her tearing into Bloomberg just from the start.

One reason why so many of us gravitated toward Biden is because he never tore into anyone.

I have to wonder whether, with a background of a solo performer as a teacher and as a senator whether she ever had to work as part of a team. To listen to others and to... yes, the horror, to compromise.

This is what effective executives do.

[essme]

10. While I voted for Warren no. If that happens there will never be a Gen X president.

I want the Boomers and barely older than Boomers to fucking retire or stay on cush jobs in the house or senate.

[AngelicaHora]

13. I appreciate what she brought to the race but

I hope next time no one over the age of 70 decides to run.

[caraher]

14. Love, love, love Warren...

but in 2028 I'm thinking someone more like Katie Porter (Warren protegé). Someone not on the radar now. Nobody in 2000 would have seen Obama as the 2008 choice, and that's a good thing!

[murielm99]

19. Obama was being considered.

The party kingmakers had him on their radar. Remember his 2004 convention speech? Here in Illinois, we knew he was up and coming.

[caraher]

21. Sure, 2004

But on the national stage in 2000, Obama was largely unknown.

[Vivienne235729]

20. I absolutely agree with that and would be all in for Warren in 2024.

[Lexblues]

22. Warren should've run in 2016

She missed her shot. Timing is everything in politics...ask Obama. She had her chance to knock off Hillary and didn't do it.