The fact MSNBC can't be bothered to put Warren's name on a Massachusetts graphic says it all

I did the math and figured that she probably has 25 to 26 percent of the over all vote.

I mean, I know it's inevitable, but I'm really, really upset.

I went to a Warren rally last week (packed, couldn't even get in), news did not cover it. But what moved me the most - and did at Hillary's as well - were all the little girls holding pink signs. I want to tell them to have hope, but I don't really think at this point that even they should expect to see a woman president in this country, ever.

She's 86. She was devestated by Hillary's "loss".

I supported Amy. I know my mom wanted Liz. I like Kamala.

I accepted, Liz doesn't have a chance by the time I will vote in late April.

It's a minor thing, but just sums up a lot about this race.

to Iowa. I was really rooting for her.

Or some other GOP candidate, because they can sell anything to their base if they want to.

But she has absolutely no path. I kind of knew she wasn’t overwhelmingly popular in her state, but this is very bad for her.

I think her supporters in the post-Super Tuesday states might have to choose up.

She might be a minor spoiler for Bernie. That's it.

I guess if you want to be "popular" as a woman in office, it has to be higher than that?

I think he's symptomatic of what did have a hand in this, and it's been going on since 2008.

but he insisted on going on and voting for Liz Warren today.

He may not remember right now that he did, but he was hellbent this morning!

I'm so sorry about your father's condition. May it be as easy as possible for both of you.

What spirit! Good for him. This fills my heart, it is so touching to me. My dad had dementia and I have sweet memories of things he did where he was clearly still “in there” despite other times when he didn’t know me.