Former and current aides and allies of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) expect the candidate to stay in the Democratic primary race even as his chances of winning shrink, according to a Politico report.
Nina Turner, the national co-chair of Sen. Bernie Sanders's (I., Vt.) presidential campaign, quoted Shakespeare Thursday when asked about socialism's unpopularity with voters. 
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's (D., Mass.) presidential campaign is over. She's still in the race, for now, but she is not going to be the Democratic Party's nominee in 2020. All that remains to be seen at this point is A) when she'll drop out, and B) whether she'll endorse Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and help him clinch the nomination or shiv him in the back like the opportunistic snake she is accused (by some) of being. 
Businessman Andrew Yang announced he is suspending his presidential campaign, telling reporters he could not believe he lost to the Democratic candidates he was running against. 
Kara Eastman founded the Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance in 2007 to promote "healthy homes" for children, but when the nonprofit started to bleed hundreds of thousands of dollars each year on her watch, she nonetheless received steep raises from the organization. The year before she resigned, Eastman took home nearly $130,000. 
Former vice president and presidential hopeful Joe Biden told a voter who pressed him on climate change to "go vote for someone else" and then wrongfully accused him of supporting Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.). 
Former South Bend mayor and presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg told a “proud pro-life Democrat” he did not think there was room for any compromise on the issue of abortion.
Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would not commit to endorsing Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) if he wins the Democratic nomination, calling him an unpopular “career politician.”
Underperforming presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) has portrayed herself as a bipartisan dealmaker by taking credit for sponsoring bills she ultimately voted against. 
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said during Tuesday's debate that he could not afford childcare during his early Senate days, despite making the modern equivalent of a quarter of a million dollars per year. 