Sen. Elizabeth Warren talks to Isaac Dovere of The Atlantic about the possibility of being Joe Biden’s running mate:
“Suddenly, the senator with all the ideas about remaking the economy seems enticing to the Biden team and it is looking seriously at picking her, according to people familiar with the campaign’s thinking. And suddenly, the senator with all the ideas about remaking the economy is enticed, and thinking seriously about what the job would entail, according to people who described her own thinking on the subject—and according to Warren herself.”
“Warren told me about a call she received from Biden the morning after her brother died. Their conversation was ‘one person who’d lost loved ones trying to console another person who just lost her beloved brother,’ she said. Connections formed in grief tend to stay with Biden. This one has certainly stayed with Warren.”

