Talk Elections

Still FF

Obviously still a huge FF, but i'm very disappointed about what happened last night. I reacted too emotionally initially, but her refusal to shake hands with Bernie Sanders might be the moment of the Democratic primaries, something that won't be forgotten. I know this happened in the heat of the fire, and that campaign advisors told her to went all attack on Bernie Sanders (and vice versa as well, i admit that), but it's not good for the unity/future of the Democratic Party and very damaging.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdkGjGp0onY (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdkGjGp0onY)

So awkward. And check all the dislikes and criticism for CNN.

Still FF. Disappointed in her.

My opinion of her has improved greatly.
FF

I had very high hopes for her when she started running, but it appears she's not up to the task of winning the nomination. Still FF.

Freedom fighter. I respect her as person and think she's sincere about helping working people and combat corruption. I prefer her to Bernie.

The look on the rich guy's face was pretty funny.

If you can't keep your composure on a debate stage with people who should be your political allies, how do you expect to actually perform the job of the presidency well which involves dealing with the scummiest enemies and the most unimaginable stress.

Moderate FF

Massive HP

Still HP

Big FF. 60% chance I vote for her in the primary.

She's not my first or second choice, But she's not my fifth or sixth choice either, She's just meh.

Still my 2nd choice. But the doubt I had in my judgement that Sanders > Warren has basically vanished.

Obviously an FF because being an advocate for good policy and pointing out many of the real structural problems in our economic and political systems matters more to me than tribal primary feuds, as much as her antics are annoying af.

If it came down to her vs. a Republican, I will vote for her.

However, based on what I've observed about her, I think that if she were to become president, she will more likely be a Bill Clinton/Barack Obama-type figure rather than an FDR-type figure. If this country wants to stop the rise of another Trump-like figure, the last thing we need is another Clinton/Obama clone.

Super-FF.


The most articulate and intellectual of senators in congress. Unlike most populists she uses logic to point the issues and solves them through reasonable mathematical solutions. Her proposals aren't pie in the sky systematic reforms, they're reforms in the model of both Roosevelt's. She'll be the most progressive president ever if she does indeed become the nominee and beat Trump in November.