Polls suggest that Warren could benefit if Sanders drops out of the race for the Democratic nomination. But some of his supporters explain why she's a no-go for them.
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren has the momentum in the Democratic Party's 2020 race with polls suggesting that she is now pulling ahead of former vice president Joe Biden, the longtime frontrunner in a contest that is still months away from its conclusion in July next year.
"In 2016 Bernie or Bust was a prediction. This time, it's bigger and better organized. #BernieOrBust is a foregone conclusion whether Warren's supporters like it or not," Tiffany said."Only Bernie has the coalition to defeat TrumpYanette Rivera describes herself as a stay at home mom in Pennsylvania. She supports Sanders. And to her, it's also Bernie or bust.
"I do not think I could vote for Warren; I will not vote for her. She cannot beat Trump. He will eat her alive in debates," she added.Despite the misgivings of some Sanders supporters, polling suggests Warren could be a beneficiary if he were to drop out of the 2020 contest. Sanders recently had a heart attack and his support, while robust, is not making progress.
Moreover, the data shows that 46 percent of people supporting Bernie Sanders first and foremost are also considering Warren, putting her as their top second-choice candidate.
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