Sen. Elizabeth Warren's rise as the Democrats' leading progressive contender seems to have given greater voice to more-centrist candidates
The rise of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, now the leading presidential candidate hailing from the Democratic Party’s progressive wing, has had an interesting bank-shot effect: It seems to have given greater voice to those more in the political center.
That effect became clear at the Democrats’ debate in Ohio this week, when Mrs. Warren appeared as the co-front runner in the race for the nomination alongside former Vice President Joe Biden. In response, the more-centrist candidates who had been getting less attention lately—South...
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