The New York Times Gives Bizarre Endorsement Of TWO Democrats For 2020

The New York Times endorses Democrats every four years, so there’s no surprise there.

However, this year they have endorsed two candidates for some strange reason.

They picked Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar.

The Washington Examiner reports:

‘May the best woman win’: New York Times hedges by endorsing Warren and Klobuchar for 2020

After traling their announcement all weekend. the New York Times editorial board announced that it could not decide between two choices for democratic presidential nominee, one one the left, the other a centrist.

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Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota got the endorsement, which was declared Sunday on an episode of The Weekly podcast. A 3,452-word rumination by the editorial board concluded: “May the best woman win.”

The board wrote: “Amy Klobuchar has emerged as a standard-bearer for the Democratic center. Her vision goes beyond the incremental. Given the polarization in Washington and beyond, the best chance to enact many progressive plans could be under a Klobuchar administration.”

The two candidates take different approaches to their candidacies, with Klobuchar, 59, offering a pragmatic approach and Warren, 70, pitching a left-wing vision of dramatic structural change.

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“Three years into the Trump administration, we see little advantage to exchanging one over-promising, divisive figure in Washington for another. Good news, then, that Elizabeth Warren has emerged as a standard-bearer for the Democratic left,” the board said.

The Times has been widely mocked for calling Elizabeth Warren a talented story teller. LOL.

And for other reasons:

Does anyone even really base their vote on what the NY Times thinks?

 

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