Joe Biden ascended to comman-ding position for the Democratic presidential nomination on Wednesday after racking up stunning primary victories over Bernie Sanders and earning the endorsement of deep-pocketed billionaire Michael Bloomberg. Meanwhile, lately, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, once a frontrunner in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, ended her campaign yesterday, setting up a two-man duel between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders. "I'm suspending our campaign for president," the 70-year-old progressive lawmaker said in remarks to her campaign staff.
However, she is undecided on whom to endorse either of the remaining candidates.
President Donald Trump hailed the “incredible comeback” of the 77-year-old former vice president in the Super Tuesday contests and directed a stream of insults at Bloomberg after the fellow
New Yorker ended his campaign. “Those of you who have been knocked down, those of you who have been counted out—this is your campaign,” Biden said in Los Angeles.
Sanders, 78, the leftist senator from Vermont, expressed confidence in his chances of winning the nomination despite being “disappointed” with his showing on Tuesday, when the centrist Biden won at least 10 of the 14 states at stake.
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