That ultimately means nothing now, because staying in the race through Super Tuesday does nothing but massively help, not hurt, Biden's otherwise slim chance of winning the nomination. If she had any actual desire to hit him where it hurts she'd do exactly what Klob and Bootyegg just did; concede she has 0% chance of winning the nomination through popular vote, delegates, superdelegates, or brokered convention fukkery, and subsequently endorse the candidate who DOES have a chance to win that most closely aligns with her policies and ideology. To not do that is effectively no different from helping that candidates direct opposition... one Joe Biden.
I think the reason why so many of Bernie's supporters have been so upset and disappointed in her like you mentioned this primary is because she has made a disturbing habit of directly contradicting, waffling indecisively over, if not straight up reversing her position on multiple of her previous policies, positions, and statements/beliefs she's made over the years recently. I'll spare you the twitter receipts of stuff like her statements on delegates deciding the nominee from 2016 to now and leave you with this reiteration; Warren staying in this race through tomorrow and however longer helps no one BUT Joe Biden's chances of winning the democratic nomination. Point blank. I wish it weren't true, and that Warren and Bernie were closely contested and the primary could come down to 2 reasonably progressive candidates instead of the typical pathetic corporate backed boilerplate malaise that allowed Donald fukkin Trump to win the presidency of the United States. But that sadly ain't reality, and the reality is Warren's interests are at best indifferent, at worst actually aligned with Biden's at this point if she decides to stay in the race with no chance of winning and refuses to endorse Bernie.
