Elizabeth Warren won’t commit to running for reelection in 2018, refuses to endorse Hillary Clinton for President

  Before she held a secret meeting with Vice President Joe Biden to discuss his possible likely Presidential run she conducted an interview and she had some interesting things to say. Namely, she would not commit to running for reelection to the Senate in 2018 and she refused to endorse Hillary Clinton for President in 2016.

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Asked by WBZ-TV’s Jon Keller whether she would promise to seek another term by running in 2018, the liberal firebrand senator from Massachusetts said it is “too early to talk about that.”

What I will say is, I’m committed to getting up every single day and fighting for the families who sent me,” the freshman Democrat said.

Keller pressed on, asking again if Warren was not sure about a second term.

“What I’m doing is I’m fighting for the families who are there in Massachusetts, the families who sent me,” she said.

“So you don’t want to answer that question?” the host asked.

“I don’t want to answer that question,” Warren responded.

  When asked about Hillary Clinton she said this:

In the interview, she once again pointedly declined to endorse Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.

“I don’t think anyone has been anointed,” she said in response to a question on whether it was a mistake for Democrats to “anoint” Clinton as the nominee.

  Make no mistake about it, the far-left does not trust Hillary Clinton and would rather see Elizabeth Warren run for President and, whether or not the rest of the party is willing to admit it publicly, they are concerned that the former Secretary of State’s email scandal is real and is not part of a vast right-wing conspiracy. They understand this scandal is real and could derail Hillary Clinton’s Presidential bid and are looking to hedge their bets–more than explaining the sudden popularity in Bernie Sanders’ campaign.

  But Elizabeth Warren has been pretty adamant that she is not going to run for President so what would be the next best thing? How about a Joe Biden/Elizabeth Warren ticket? Is it possible that she has been offered the Vice Presidency if Joe Biden wins the Democratic nomination? 

  I think it is highly likely this was discussed at the secret meeting and I also think it is highly likely a promise has already been made and Elizabeth Warren’s recent comments do nothing but throw gas on the fire. If the word gets out there that Joe Biden has already promised Elizabeth Warren she will be his running-mate if he wins the nomination it could be the final nail in the coffin of Hillary Clinton’s once inevitable coronation. 

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