WI: Elizabeth Warren lost to Scott Brown, what does she run for next?

[RC]

What would Elizabeth Warren run for if she lost to Scott Brown in 2012? Would she have a successful political career after the loss?

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Probably nothing. Maybe she gets a cabinet post in 2013, but that’s about it.

[DeSantis4Prez]

Probably nothing. Maybe she gets a cabinet post in 2013, but that’s about it.

This, but she might run again in 2018.

[Devout Centrist]

Lol

[TheElectoralBoobyPrize]

Probably nothing. Maybe she gets a cabinet post in 2013, but that’s about it.

Why would she be in President Romney’s cabinet? That’s the only way Scott Brown wins...I don’t even think Romney winning would do it.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Probably nothing. Maybe she gets a cabinet post in 2013, but that’s about it.

Why would she be in President Romney’s cabinet? That’s the only way Scott Brown wins...I don’t even think Romney winning would do it.

I didn’t realize that Brown lost by that big of a margin. Thought it was a hair closer.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Probably nothing. Maybe she gets a cabinet post in 2013, but that’s about it.

Why would she be in President Romney’s cabinet? That’s the only way Scott Brown wins...I don’t even think Romney winning would do it.

I didn’t realize that Brown lost by that big of a margin. Thought it was a hair closer.

7.5 % is relatively close (I think anywhere between under 1% to 10 % is rather close) had Romney done better in the Northeast (winning NH and maybe ME-02 as well as a 1.5-3 pt swing in MA to him) could have seen a Brown Victory in 2012. 2018, he would be screwed unless his opponent is an idiot and it's a Clinton midterm.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Probably nothing. Maybe she gets a cabinet post in 2013, but that’s about it.

Why would she be in President Romney’s cabinet? That’s the only way Scott Brown wins...I don’t even think Romney winning would do it.

I didn’t realize that Brown lost by that big of a margin. Thought it was a hair closer.

7.5 % is relatively close (I think anywhere between under 1% to 10 % is rather close) had Romney done better in the Northeast (winning NH and maybe ME-02 as well as a 1.5-3 pt swing in MA to him) could have seen a Brown Victory in 2012. 2018, he would be screwed unless his opponent is an idiot and it's a Clinton midterm.

Didn't know it was 52-45ish. I recalled that it was more like 50-47ish. Huh. I never thought Brown was going to win anyway, and I was pretty preoccupied with the election night event that I was staffing at the time.