If anybody needed anymore confirmation that Sherrod Brown really is a straight forward and honest guy, here ya go.
In the end I figure he won't go for it, but he's not gonna play the stereotypical politician and deny he's thinking about it.
I mean, now that the midterms are behind us, aren't they all pretty honest about how they are thinking about it? Harris, Gillibrand, Booker, Warren and co all admitted that they are thinking about a presidential run.
I'm not convinced they're telling the truth now either. Yes, they say they're "thinking about it", but are all of them really still thinking about it? Or have some of them already decided to run, but just not announcing it yet, because they figure an announcement in March or April would make more sense?
Elizabeth Warren has known since she decided not to run in 2016. Her decision was to run now or later. She chose later and it's now later. I don't think she'll do all that well beyond New England and maybe the Pacific Northwest, honestly. She didn't run when she was a newish face and enthusiasm for her was strong. Her star seems to have faded in the past several years. She hasn't done much to make herself stand out in the Senate either.
