Elizabeth Warren vs. Marsha Blackburn

[Sir Mohamed]

Two pretty ideologue senators from each side. If they ran against eacher other 4 prez, how would the election turn out?

[jentri78]

The Democrats would be hopelessly divided in any scenario where Warren wins the nomination.

Blackburn would win. 

[Sir Mohamed]

The Democrats would be hopelessly divided in any scenario where Warren wins the nomination.

Blackburn would win. 

Really? Warren has progressive credentials but is much more acceptable to the centrist wing than Sanders.

[Snazzrazz Mazzlejazz]

The Democrats would be hopelessly divided in any scenario where Warren wins the nomination.

Blackburn would win. 

Really? Warren has progressive credentials but is much more acceptable to the centrist wing than Sanders.
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Most progressives seem to have a generally negative view of Warren from my experience, often viewing her as little more than a blatant careerist.

[bagelman]

Warren wins an anemic Biden '20 style victory, just barely getting enough progressive support. Woke issues are a major factor in Blackburn's voters outside strongly red states. Without the continuing cancer of woke, Warren's victory is much safer even if we continue to be denied the true D landslide we've been craving in the wake of 2016.

[Agonized-Statism]

Warren is one of those candidates it's really hard to see winning the primaries or the general given her non-existent support base, but if she's made it through the primaries then she's found some support from progressives and neoliberals. She would be doubly lucky to face off against an out-of-touch Tea Party throwback and probably wins by a slim margin unless Blackburn can recreate herself as the second Trump.

[Suburbia]

It would be a low turnout election.