1. Did I Call It or What -- Elizabeth Warren Edition!
I wrote this 19 days ago. Now read the next few tweets for what has happened to Warren and Sanders since then, and why.
I wrote this 19 days ago. Now read the next few tweets for what has happened to Warren and Sanders since then, and why.
2. Warren's support has halved, from 28% to 14%, and Sanders slid three points to 13%. Both of them have ceded ground to Pete Buttigieg, who is at number 2 with 16% now, behind Joe Biden at 24%.
3. You say that may not have anything to do with her M4A Plan. Oh, but it does.
"Pete Buttigieg rocketed into 2nd place in the Democratic presidential nomination race, with support for ex-frontrunner Elizabeth Warren sliding as voters sour on her universal health care proposal."
"Pete Buttigieg rocketed into 2nd place in the Democratic presidential nomination race, with support for ex-frontrunner Elizabeth Warren sliding as voters sour on her universal health care proposal."
4. There's more.
"The figures are unwelcome news for Warren, who was riding a growing wave of support in recent months, only to see it crash amid opposition to her Medicare for All proposal that would do away with private health insurance."
"The figures are unwelcome news for Warren, who was riding a growing wave of support in recent months, only to see it crash amid opposition to her Medicare for All proposal that would do away with private health insurance."
5. Still think Elizabeth Warren didn't sink herself.
"Buttigieg has broken into the top tier, at the expense of Warren, who has taken a dive after being hammered for being too far left on health care and other issues," Quinnipiac polling analyst Tim Malloy said in a statement.
"Buttigieg has broken into the top tier, at the expense of Warren, who has taken a dive after being hammered for being too far left on health care and other issues," Quinnipiac polling analyst Tim Malloy said in a statement.
6. Still think it wasn't Warren's M4A Plan that did it.
"Buttigieg and Biden oppose Medicare for All, instead offering proposals that would broaden health care coverage to more Americans without ending private insurance, as the plans backed by Warren and Sanders would do."
"Buttigieg and Biden oppose Medicare for All, instead offering proposals that would broaden health care coverage to more Americans without ending private insurance, as the plans backed by Warren and Sanders would do."
7. Maybe it's the candidates, not the M4A. Really? Here's the word on that.
"Medicare for All has grown increasingly unpopular among American voters. According to Quinnipiac, 36 percent say it is a good idea, while 52 percent say it's bad."
The End
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"Medicare for All has grown increasingly unpopular among American voters. According to Quinnipiac, 36 percent say it is a good idea, while 52 percent say it's bad."
The End
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Peak Too Soon? No, Just Showed Her True Hideous Colors with Her M4A Plan. 
What Warren's Big Plans Cost
[about as much ADDITIONAL annual cost as the entire federal budget]
Yahoo Finance: "It is puzzling that Warren has lashed herself to an impossibly expensive leftist agenda that would require $4.2 trillion in new federal spending per year, if enacted."
[about as much ADDITIONAL annual cost as the entire federal budget]
Yahoo Finance: "It is puzzling that Warren has lashed herself to an impossibly expensive leftist agenda that would require $4.2 trillion in new federal spending per year, if enacted."
But What About the Swing States?
Polling by the Kaiser Family Foundation & the Cook Political Report finds that 62% of all voters in four key swing states say Medicare for all is a “bad idea,” with just 36% saying it’s a “good idea.”
Well done, Elizabeth Warren! You nailed it.
Polling by the Kaiser Family Foundation & the Cook Political Report finds that 62% of all voters in four key swing states say Medicare for all is a “bad idea,” with just 36% saying it’s a “good idea.”
Well done, Elizabeth Warren! You nailed it.
Yahoo News: "Elizabeth Warren might be cratering"
With a headline like that, you are well on your way to oblivion, Ms. Warren. Sorry your attempt to re-write the pledge of allegiance ["One nation under God, with Medicare for All"] didn't work out.
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With a headline like that, you are well on your way to oblivion, Ms. Warren. Sorry your attempt to re-write the pledge of allegiance ["One nation under God, with Medicare for All"] didn't work out.
finance.yahoo.com/news/elizabeth…
