Elizabeth Warren has officially announced her exit from the 2020 presidential race.
in general election polls as of late February. Ultimately, though, she failed to gain the necessary political traction to push her over the finish line.
Now that Warren has exited the campaign, one question looms: Does she have “a plan for that” when it comes to endorsing a remaining presidential hopeful? Will she follow in the steps of Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar and back Biden, or will she break with the centrist Democratic establishment and rally around Sanders?
It would make sense for Warren to back Sanders; they do, after all, align on many progressive views, such as their shared support for “Medicare for all,” even if their thoughts on how to pay for it differ, and they’dbefore the 2020 race heated up in earnest. Still, if there’s one thing this dizzying election season has taught us, it’s to expect the unexpected. All we can do now is wait and see what the Warren camp has in store.
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