Dark Qiviut

Elizabeth Warren had a failing showing in New Hampshire, losing the very same demographic she tried to appeal to to Klobuchar (suburban, white, well-off women), and she struggles mightily with people of color. Now that states with strong BIPOC demographics approaching, Warren runs the risk of struggling throughout and losing in home-state Massachusetts. With a cancellation of TV ad buys in South Carolina and focusing on Nevada and Maine, she runs the risk of bleeding cash if not careful.

With all due respect, I’m not sure why Tulsi Gabbard is still running anymore. Her campaign isn’t going anywhere. Even under even the lowest expectations, she underperformed in New Hampshire. Her campaign is a floating island and literally has ZERO path to the nomination. Honestly, she’ll be very lucky to win any delegate from her home state of Hawaii.

Unlike Gabbard, Warren has a chance to pick up some delegates, but has plenty of competition ahead and could dip back into the pack as Bloomberg rises. It’s none of my business to tell them what to do with their campaign, but Tulsi should drop out now, and Warren should consider the same after either Nevada or Super Tuesday.