His frustration was more than justified. A person close to the former president “He feels that he’s singularly positioned to help unify the party at the end of this,” the source said. She’s smug. Warren's endorsement comes two days after Sanders officially backed Biden, and one day after Obama did, further cementing Biden's status as the Democrat Party's most likely 2020 presidential nominee. I was proud to fight alongside President A Mike Bloomberg ad describes how the former president and former New York mayor worked together on gun control issues – a signature Bloomberg issue – with the president calling him a “leader”.The Biden campaign has also used Biden’s time as vice-president to Obama to bash his rival candidate Pete Buttigieg, former mayor of South Bend, Indiana.Another Biden campaign ad just splices together clips of Obama praising his former vice-president.The billionaire Tom Steyer, another Democratic presidential candidate, has aired an ad in South Carolina that works harder to connect him to Obama. You probably won’t be surprised to learn that Seth Rogen has, at best, a facile understanding of basic history, faith, or politics. After today, this annus horribilis has just five more months. Former president Bill Clinton traveled with Jeffrey Epstein to his private island and stayed there with "two young girls" from New York, according to a recently-unsealed interview of prominent Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre. You probably won’t be surprised to learn that Seth Rogen has, at best, a facile understanding of basic history, faith, or politics. Former 2020 candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren endorsed Joe Biden for president Wednesday morning with a video posted to social media. MORE: Obama endorses former Vice President Joe Biden for Democratic presidential nomination In the 3 minute 45 second video, Warren laid out her theory of the case for her endorsement, praising her one-time rival’s empathy and integrity, the past crises for which Biden has shown up and tragedies he’s faced “with fortitude and grace.” This is a list of notable individuals and organizations who have voiced their endorsement of Elizabeth Warren's campaign for the Democratic Party's nomination for the 2020 U.S. presidential election. I’m guessing Obama comes out strong for Warren.Get our conservative analysis delivered right to you. — Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) April 15, 2020. Warren's endorsement came a day after former President Barack Obama also endorsed Biden, ending his neutrality stand in the Democratic contest. So far, however, we have only heard from one side, the revolutionaries and their enablers themselves.
Ammon Bundy, an anti-government activist who lead the 41-day armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge back in 2016, expressed support for the Black Lives Matter movement and for defunding the police in a recent Facebook video. His frustration was more than justified. Barack Obama has not endorsed any candidate in the 2020 race but that hasn’t stopped ads for Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden and Mike Bloomberg from featuring him prominently. Democratic candidates have been vying to link themselves to the popular former president in their television spotsAs Democrats vote in Nevada’s caucuses on Saturday, they do so having been inundated with an ad from Senator Elizabeth Warren’s campaign featuring Barack Obama praising her.Days later in South Carolina, when Democrats go to vote, they will have been bombarded by four different Democratic presidential campaigns with ads suggesting Obama favors each campaign’s candidate the most.But the former president has not endorsed any candidate in the primary and is Still, the trend of campaigns featuring the popular former Democratic president praising their candidates is a sign of how influential the specter of Obama remains in this primary.