Elizabeth Warren suspended her campaign on Thursday morning after her horrible Super Tuesday performance.
The much expected move clears the way for a two-man race between former vice president Joe Biden, 77, and Democratic socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders, 78.
On Wednesday, her campaign said she was assessing the future of her candidacy. “Last night, we fell short of viability goals and projections and we are disappointed in the results,” campaign manager Roger Lau said in an email to staff.
Warren had a dismal Super Tuesday. The one-time front runner in the 2020 race for the Democratic presidential nomination didn’t place higher than third in any of the 14 states that held primaries — including in her home state of Massachusetts. She took just 61 delegates, while Biden took 566 and garnered 501. Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, who dropped out on Wednesday, wasn’t far ahead of Warren, with 53 delegates.
On Thursday morning the Warren campaign made it official.
Just confirmed on @MSNBC: Elizabeth Warren is suspending her presidential campaign.
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 5, 2020
Now she can return home to her beer.
Now that Elizabeth Warren has dropped out, she can go enjoy that beer with her husband.
— ALX ?? (@alx) March 5, 2020
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