Amy Klobuchar

"This is a disgusting abuse of power by a weak and desperate president who undermines our democracy and national security," said Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Their joint statement came after the pair led a Senate report last week summarizing what Americans should expect on Election Day and reinforcing Democrats' call for everyone to vote.

"You can't refuse to prosecute killer cops and act like you don't have blood on your hands."

"Calling this peanuts is an insult to peanuts, an immediate tangible thing people could eat."

"Americans are in dire need of money to pay their rent and put food on the table—this is absurd."

Sanders said the former candidates' supporters "understand that we have got to move toward a government which believes in justice, not greed."

"Key question: will Warren eventually do the same for the progressive side, to block Biden, if it is indeed a two-horse race come Wednesday morning?"

"People are gleefully gambling that the health insurance CEOs will be able to continue to profit off of killing our friends and family."

"There is an entire community that suffered under her leadership, and she has refused to accept accountability for the harm that she caused."