[Teacher317]

But if Sanders decides against running in four years, Warren—in a political climate with a jarring scarcity of true progressive leaders—

I can't name one top Dem who ISN'T a hardcore far-left Progressive. WTH?

could have a chance to climb back up the progressive ranks and possibly serve as the movement's best chance to finally take the White House.

They just had it for 8 years, and would be taking it back at the very earliest opportunity, and CNBC calls it "finally". SMH.

[Fedora]

I can't name one top Dem who ISN'T a hardcore far-left Progressive.

They're far enough left now that Al Gore would seem far-right to them.