What's Elizabeth Warren waiting for?

[SHRED]

Why isn't she endorsing Bernie considering she's a good political match with him and Hillary is not a good match for her?

[PoliticAverse]

1. Because she's smart and wants to remain effective even if Clinton is elected President for 8-years?

[SHRED]

3. Why couldn't she remain effective?

Are you suggesting retribution from Hillary if she endorses Bernie?

[MrChuck]

4. Because Hilldawg will unleash Hell on Warren

if she wins the nom and becomes President.

Hillary=Wall Street
Warren=/=Wall Street

[HooptieWagon]

6. That's exactly the reason.

Clintons unleashed hell on office-holders who endorsed Obama, endorsing and campaigning for primary challengers. The existence of the Clinton enemies list is well known...very Nixonesque in paranoia and retribution.

[PoliticAverse]

7. Because having a President that is pissed at you and doesn't return your calls

can significantly reduce your effectiveness. She could also find herself a member of the
Congressional Garbage Pickup Committee instead of being on the Banking Committee.

[TDale313]

9. Yes. I am.

The Clintons are well known for holding a grudge.

[polichick]

16. Ditto to all of the above.

[JackInGreen]

2. I think that SHE thinks the endorsement games are a bit petty

I also think she doesn't want to tilt it either way with her outright endorsement.

[Wilms]

5. I think it's good that she has not.

Everything is good!

[artyteacher]

8. Because....

She has praised Hillary and her plans a lot already.

[MissDeeds]

13. This is the Bernie Sanders group

for supporters of Sen. Sanders.

[jillan]

10. It's simple. You do not cross the Clinton machine without consequences.

As much as it would help Bernie if she did, I can understand why.

[postin4Bern]

11. Short answer?

P-O-L-I-T-I-C-S!

[TBF]

12. Smarter for her to wait until someone is clearly

in the lead. She is focusing on her senatorial duties which is exactly what she should be doing.

[mmonk]

14. She doesn't have to.

[Mufaddal]

15. Her lack of endorsement of Hill is as close to an endorsement for Bernie we're going to get for now

Every female senator is now quite literally touring around on a bus to shill for Hill with one exception: Warren. From what's circulating around the press, the pressure on her from her colleagues to endorse Hillary has been immense; meanwhile, she has defended Bernie's positions publicly. Her holding out on endorsing Hillary is likely as close as we are going to get to an endorsement for Bernie for a while (she's held out on endorsing Hillary for so long that the silence is deafening), and frankly I don't expect her to endorse anyone during the primary at this point.

[SHRED]

18. Thank you for this perspective

[SmittynMo]

17. It's simple

They are waiting to announce her as his VP pick. If/when that happens, it's all over.

I say let the emotion build.

[SHRED]

19. That would be awesome