If Warren can’t make it in Massachusetts, she can’t make it anywhere

Published March 4, 2020 3:55am ET



After losing his home state of Florida, Marco Rubio, once the rising star of the Republican Party, bowed out of the 2016 primary with his political prospects unclear. But at least Rubio managed to win a single state (that is if you’re not counting the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico).

Elizabeth Warren lost not one, but two of her home states, getting blown out in her childhood home of Oklahoma and crumbling in her adopted Massachusetts, which sent her to the Senate. Unlike Rubio, it’s not clear that Warren can crack the top three of delegate earners, let alone win a single state.

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