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Warren stops persisting

6 March 2020

3:10 AM

6 March 2020

3:10 AM

Being president just wasn’t in Elizabeth Warren’s DNA. The New York Times’s favorite candidate has nevertheless stopped persisting. After finishing third in her home state of Massachusetts on Super Tuesday, all the smoke signals were there, and the media could no longer circle the wagons around her.

The question was never about if Warren was going to fold her tent and go home, it was simply a case of when.

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