The intersection of a complex, unexpected health crisis causing an unusual form of recession is exactly the kind of thing Elizabeth Warren would've been unusually good at handling.
We spent a lot of time debating fixed plans that aren't going to pass, but the president often has to deal with fast-moving crises that require rapid learning, staffing, planning, communication, and coordination, and she's particularly good in those situations.
It was the financial crisis, with all its chaos and uncertainty, that launched her political career in the first place. If the next president is entering into a similar situation, she would've been well suited for it.
