What a great video.

I could watch that a MILLION times!!

I admire Elizabeth Warren’s passion

It’s there in the commentary.

It is the commentators conclusion and I agree with them.

...I was more interested in Warren's and Schumer's reactions before and after the vote.

That video isn't even part of the article, by the way - I DID watch the video in the Washington Post article.

He came animated just before McCain cast his vote. The Republicans were absolutely shocked. Bernie seemed to be expecting something out of the ordinary.

analysis of a great football play, where each player knows where to go, to get open and then the Quarterback throws it to that famous receiver, and he does a little dance in the endzone... winning play!!! Touch Down!

Nudges his colleague - points - as if he has been forewarned - before McCain votes.

but I thought it was interesting in a grassy knoll kind of way. Every one thought McCain with vote to kill the ACA - but Bernie became animated just before McCain voted.

"Forewarned"? ... Really? I didn't interpret it that way at all.

If anything, the non-verbal cues appear to be saying "Heads up! Here he goes! This is it. Pay attention. You're watching history."

I didn't see anything that would indicate any type of foreknowledge or that he had been "forewarned". The reporter/narrator (Jeanie Most?) of the video piece has it right.

I don’t wan’t to make too much of this but why nudge and point if McCain was going to vote as expected.

I wish I’d never mentioned Bernie. McConnell was humiliated. I dislike that viper even more than Trump. Killing the ACA was a ‘f’ing big deal’ and he failed.

For the exact reasons that I had previously described. REGARDLESS of how McCain voted, everyone was already aware that it was going to be a history-making, memorable, and decisive vote.

The reporter has it right that Bernie nudges Senator Shaheen "as if to say: watch this" ... and no reasonable person can infer much else beyond that. I'm sure Bernie knew it was going to be an historic vote EITHER WAY, and encouraging his colleague to watch history in the making does not suggest that he had any "forewarning" of how McCain was going to vote.

Unless there's more that you're not sharing with us, there's simply not enough information (and not enough clues) in that 2-second moment to infer much else in Bernie's "watch this" gesture.

Yes. Yes he was. I have the greatest contempt for him as well.

But has done nothing to restrain him. His Oath of Office was as worthless as his party.