The Democratic Party being wary of a “too liberal” nominee was only one of the challenges Elizabeth Warren's campaign faced. Via FiveThirtyEight:
between the Vermont senator’s victory in the Nevada caucuses and Super Tuesday.
So whatever her campaign tactics, Warren likely would have struggled to win the nomination for the same reason that Sanders is now an underdog to Biden: Her leftism didn’t appeal to party elites, who signaled to voters that Warren lacked “electability,” the credentialOf course, Warren could have taken different policy positions, or tried spinning the same ones in different ways, except …
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