Morning Jolt: Warren Breaks Her Truce with Bernie

On the menu today: On the eve of the last debate before the Iowa caucuses, Elizabeth Warren accuses Bernie Sanders of saying a woman can't beat Donald Trump; as Cory Booker departs the race, most Democratic candidates demonstrate that they learned the wrong lessons from 2016; the outlook grows darker for the Iranian mullahs; and the weirder bits and pieces of Sanders's life.

Elizabeth Warren Tries to Nuke Bernie Sanders

Elizabeth Warren, back in July, discussing her friendship with Bernie Sanders: "Bernie and I have been friends for a long, long time," said Warren in an interview, insisting their civil relationship will carry over to the debate stage. "I can't imagine why it wouldn't."

I guess she didn't have much of an imagination:

Senator Elizabeth Warren of ...

WITH JIM GERAGHTY January 14 2020 WITH JIM GERAGHTY January 14 2020 Warren Breaks Her Truce with Bernie On the menu today: On the eve of the last debate before the Iowa caucuses, Elizabeth Warren accuses Bernie Sanders of saying a woman can't beat Donald Trump; as Cory Booker departs the race, most Democratic candidates demonstrate that they learned the wrong lessons from 2016; the outlook grows darker for the Iranian mullahs; and the weirder bits and pieces of Sanders's life. Elizabeth Warren Tries to Nuke Bernie Sanders Elizabeth Warren, back in July, discussing her friendship with Bernie Sanders: "Bernie and I have been friends for a long, long time," said Warren in an interview, insisting their civil relationship will carry over to the debate stage. "I can't imagine why it wouldn't." I guess she didn't have much of an imagination: Senator Elizabeth Warren of ...   READ MORE

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