Bernie

Now that Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren has quit the Democratic Party primary for the presidency, her superdelegates have to find a new candidate.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has been on a losing streak in the Democratic presidential election for the party's nomination. She needs a win on Super Tuesday.

There is no reason for any Democrats or unenrolled voters who lean Democrat not to go vote in the Massachusetts primary election on March 3.

Sen. Bernie Sanders had an opportunity to bridge the gap between the Democratic Party and Americans who lawfully own firearms. He made a miscalculation.

The collapse of Sen. Elizabeth Warren's campaign and the strength of Sen. Bernie Sanders makes Massachusetts an interesting primary for Democrats.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren has the support of Rep. Kennedy and Sen. Markey for president. Joe and Ed are in a battle, too. Both know Warren is done.

The Massachusetts presidential primary is on March 3 – less than 60 days away. The action is all on the Democratic Party ballot this year.

News organizations have limits on their resources the same as any other business. The Boston Globe used valuable resources to take down Sen. Warren's campaign.

We are less than a year away from the Presidential primary in Massachusetts. There will be no GOP contest. Who will win the Democratic primary here?

I don't understand all the hostile talk about Liz Warren's announcement to form an exploratory committee to test the waters for a run for the presidency.