Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick has opted not to run. Anti-Trump lawyer Michael Avenatti has decided not to run in 2020 either. But Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is considering it. She looks to join one of the wackiest presidential fields in recent memory. The 2020 Democratic field is going to be a freak show—and a large one at that. Yet, there is one publication that is urging her to follow Avenatti and Patrick’s lead as well. The Boston Globeis suggesting that the fake Native American bow out (via Free Beacon):
"Running for president is hard," wrote the paper's editorial board. "Deciding not to run? That can be even harder."
The Globe‘s board, which in 2015 argued that "Democrats need Elizabeth Warren’s voice in 2016 presidential race," does not explicitly say Warren shouldn't run, but it does lay out the case for why it would be an ill-advised decision.
"Warren missed her moment in 2016, and there’s reason to be skeptical of her prospective candidacy in 2020," it wrote. "While Warren won reelection, her margin of victory in November suggests there’s a ceiling on her popularity; Republican governor Charlie Baker garnered more votes than her in a state that is supposed to be a Democratic haven. Meanwhile, a September poll indicated that Massachusetts voters were more enthusiastic about Patrick making a White House bid than Warren."
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She took advantage of the system by claiming she is a minority, native american, to receive entitlements that should have gone to a real american indian. She is a fake just like the lies she spews out of her mouth.
ReplyDeleteClaiming to be Indian is almost like stolen valor
ReplyDeleteIf she took advantage of the system before, what would she do in our White House. Have to put super glue on everything when tome to exit. Well, that's nothing new either.
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