Iowa's biggest newspaper just endorsed Elizabeth Warren ahead of the state's February 3 caucuses

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• The Des Moines Register, Iowa's largest and most influential newspaper, unveiled its endorsement of  Sen. Elizabeth Warren ahead of the state's caucus on February 3.
• "She is a thinker, a policy wonk and a hard worker," the paper's editorial board wrote. "At this moment, when the very fabric of American life is at stake, Elizabeth Warren is the president this nation needs."
• The Register said that its five-person editorial board interviewed nine current Democratic candidates for consideration to receive the paper's endorsement for the caucuses.  
• For weeks, polls have shown the top four candidates, Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg closely bunched together with no obvious frontrunner going into the caucuses.
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The Des Moines Register, Iowa's largest and most influential newspaper, unveiled its endorsement of Sen. Elizabeth Warren ahead of the state's caucus on February 3.

The Register said that its five-person editorial board interviewed nine current Democratic candidates for consideration to receive the paper's endorsement for the caucuses. They wrote that the "outstanding caliber" of the Democratic field hard to come to a single decision about who to endorse, and further highlighted the positive qualities of many other candidates.

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