Warren needs to come out for Biden now.

[onenote]

She has the power to basically put an end to this. She needs to exercise it.

[TheBlackAdder]

1. When Healthcare for All is proffered, especially since Americans will get screwed by hospital bills.

[Turin_C3PO]

2. It's up to her.

She certainly doesn’t have to endorse until there’s a nominee. I’d be happy if she endorsed Joe now but I’m not going to hold it against her if she doesn’t.

[loyalsister]

3. No she doesn't

Wealth worship, pulling the latter up, poverty wages, multiple jobs, exclusion, and patriarchy are doing fine without her compromising her principles to endorse the vision she took a stand against.

[progressoid]

7. +1

[TwilightZone]

4. I think she'll wait until Sanders withdraws

Which I think is fine. I don't think it's her responsibility to help Sanders face reality.

[Jose Garcia]

5. He'll keep running regardless

This isn't about beating Trump. It's about remaking the Democratic party in his image.

[relayerbob]

6. As a Warren early suporter, I just sent an email to her campaign saying that

I encourage all Liz' people send her one also

[BeyondGeography]

8. Great, everyone, beat up on Warren

First she split the progressive vote and sunk Bernie by staying in too long. Now she's prolonging the race by not endorsing his opponent.

Damn you, Liz, just damn you!

[Turin_C3PO]

15. Exactly.

I’m sick of people telling women what to do.

[tman]

9. Biden doesn't need Warren.

He'll wrap this up soon. Bernie won't have a say in the matter. The voters have and will.

[beachbumbob]

13. warren will make it better for biden and america to endorse NOW

[delisen]

10. She needs to make her own decision nt

[duforsure]

11. I think she needs to come out for Biden now too

Seeing Bernie has no chance left as people are moving away from Bernie now.

[LostOne4Ever]

12. No she doesn't. (Nt)

[Fiendish Thingy]

14. No,she doesn't

She’s not responsible for Sanders’ choices.

[pinkstarburst]

16. No she doesn't

Let the freaking voters decide.

It is not Liz's job to end Sander's campaign (not that I believe her endorsement would do as much.) It is not her responsibility to do so. All the people salivating for Bernie to drop out need to remember that it is MARCH, the convention isn't until July, and lots of people still haven't gotten a chance to vote.

Let the process play out. Let the VOTERS decide who the nominee will be.

There is already discontent among Sanders voters because of how so many "establishment" (i.e. moderate democrats) either dropped out of the race, or jumped to endorse Biden within a very short period of time, which dramatically changed how things went for Bernie. Now, people voted how they voted. Fair is fair. However, remember that if we want to win in November we will need those people to vote with us. We will need to unify. All these screechy calls that Bernie has to drop out NOW and OMG how come he is still in the race are costing us votes in November.

Let the process play out. If Biden is going to get the most votes, he will get the most votes.

[wildflowergardener]

17. No

She doesn't need to do anything. If she doesn’t endorse anyone until the primary is over, that is her choice.

[HarlanPepper]

18. In what world do you think he cares what she thinks about anything?