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Originally published on FoxNews.com. While starting a debate focused on the coronavirus by coughing wasn’t the best move by former Vice President Joe Biden, he employed the right strategy in his first one-on-one matchup against Sen. Bernie Sanders on Sunday night, making it about solutions versus a revolution. Biden addressed the coronavirus crisis and every topic discussed with real answers … Continue reading Mary Anne Marsh: In Biden-Sanders debate, solutions win and revolution loses

Originally published on FoxNews.com. What a year this week has been. So, what did we learn about the Democratic nomination on Super Tuesday? Anything can happen – and it will. Last week I wrote, “The fact is Joe Biden’s firewall has to become spontaneous combustion across 14 states to even stay close on Super Tuesday.” And it did. That is the only explanation for where Biden finds … Continue reading Mary Anne Marsh: Tuesday’s Michigan primary will answer these questions about Biden-Sanders matchup

Originally published on nbcnews.com by Sahil Kapur. WASHINGTON — Elizabeth Warren is no longer a Democratic presidential candidate, but she looms large over the race between moderate Joe Biden and progressive Bernie Sanders, holding the power to shape it with her endorsement. Warren offered no hints Thursday regarding whom she'll throw her support to, saying she wants to "take a … Continue reading As she exits the race, Elizabeth Warren faces an endorsement dilemma

Originally published in The New York Times by Reid J. Epstein. The result was a worst-case scenario for the senator in her home state, which surprisingly tilted toward Joe Biden. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who last summer rose to the top of polls in several presidential primary states, on Tuesday reached the nadir of her bid for … Continue reading Elizabeth Warren Slides to Third Place in Massachusetts

Originally published on FoxNews.com. Democratic political strategist Mary Anne Marsh told Fox News Tuesday that while former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., are the main competitors for the 1,991 delegates required to win the party's presidential nomination, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., have another strategy. “When you look at Bloomberg and Warren, they're hoping … Continue reading Mary Anne Marsh predicts Warren, Bloomberg will stay in Democratic race until convention

Originally published on FoxNews.com. The good news for former Vice President Joe Biden is he won South Carolina. Big. The bad news for Biden is he’s still behind Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., in the delegate count after the best win of his life and first win ever in his third presidential race. 57-51. The worse news for Biden is that … Continue reading Mary Anne Marsh: Biden finds himself in the middle of some real March madness in race to stop Sanders

Originally published on FoxNews.com. There was a two-hour street fight in South Carolina Tuesday night that turned into something that resembled a debate between the seven leading Democratic presidential candidates. The only way to view this final debate before the South Carolina primary Saturday and Super Tuesday March 3 is whether it changed the race for the … Continue reading Mary Anne Marsh: In Democratic debate, 3 winners and 4 losers in a two-hour street fight

Originally published on FoxNews.com. Multibillionaire Michael Bloomberg landed in Las Vegas like a highly anticipated show on the Strip. But when he took to the stage with five competitors for the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday night, their debate immediately became an Ultimate Fighting Championship match. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., landed the most blows and won the night. Warren … Continue reading Mary Anne Marsh: In fierce Democratic presidential debate, 1 winner and 5 losers