So let's play this out...

[Agschmid]

Ten AM tomorrow, in Boston Bernie Sanders gets on to a stage with... Elizabeth Warren and she endorses him for President.

It would be less than 24 hours before primary voting starts in Massachusetts but the story would make HEADLINES all day, and would be extensively carried by all Massachusetts TV/Radio/Print media.

Is it enough to sway an electorate with a spread somewhere between 0-8 points? Is there enough time that it would make a difference?

What do you think?

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[Joe the Revelator]

1. I voted that it COULD change things...

....if the 'could' was replaced with 'will' i would have voted other.

[Agschmid]

6. I certainly think it could tighten the race...

And it really depends on where the race really is. Is Hillary within 4, 6, or 8.

[TheCowsCameHome]

2. We can only hope...........

[onehandle]

3. Now I'm afraid that Elizabeth Warren will endorse Donald Trump.

Wild card indeed.

[Agschmid]

4. Lol. Lord I hope not...

[SidDithers]

14. One of my favourite scenes from Always Sunny in Philly...

LOL @ Charlie.

Sid

[Agschmid]

17. Such a good show.

[SidDithers]

5. I don't think she endorses him, at this point...

I think if she was going to do it, she would have done it already. In fact, I don't think she'll endorse either of them.

I think by not endorsing either candidate, she maintains an influential position with whomever is the eventual nominee - and probably the President.

Endorsing Hillary at this point would be seen as opportunistic. Endorsing Sanders, after he's lost 3 of the first 4 states, and polling is looking very bad for Tuesday, would burn too much political capital that could be better used down the road.

Sid

[Agschmid]

7. Her political gamble has been interesting to watch...

She has in some way alienated both sides now.

[Chitown Kev]

8. In Massachusetts, yes

I think that would sway enough votes to push Sanders over the top in Massachusetts.

[Agschmid]

9. It's a really interesting dynamic.

And ever since the Christie endorsement we know surprises can happen at any time.

[BainsBane]

10. Hasn't she said that she won't be endorsing anyone?

[Warren DeMontague]

11. I find the scenario so unlikely its not worth voting on. No offense.

Its just not gonna happen.

[Agschmid]

13. I'm not offended, it is very unlikely I agree.

[1StrongBlackMan]

12. I don't think Warren endorsing Sanders will move the needle much ...

Sanders supporters were Warren supporters, first.

[Warren DeMontague]

15. Hows that? I thought we were all raving misogynistic "bros" who just dont like strong women.

Although I do suspect the single-digit IQ ad hominem attacks will slow down as more Hillary supporters pivot towrds the GE.

... Down the memory hole!

[Mike Nelson]

16. Going with "could" but it's iffy...

...it would have to come tomorrow. And, most importantly, Bernie would have to win. If the polls I saw here are true, he's down 8 points. So, if Warren endorses and he wins, they both win. However, if she endorses and he loses, they both lose... If she endorses and he wins MA, but loses overall, it's still a bit of a win for Warren. Personally, I don't think she's going to do it...

[morningfog]

18. Other: I think he will win MA without Warren's nod.