Warren: Nothing has changed

Nothing has changed for Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), when it comes to a 2016 run for the White House.

Warren in an interview with People magazine talked about how “amazing doors” can open and said you can’t be sure “what lies ahead,” when she was asked about a White House run. She also said that she was focused on the Senate “for now.”

But a spokeswoman for Warren said that’s not meant to signal something new.

“Nothing has changed,” Warren spokeswoman Lacey Rose said in a statement to The Hill. 

Warren’s travel plans, in addition to the People magazine comments, have fueled speculation about her plans. 

Earlier this week, she campaigned for Democratic senatorial candidate Bruce Braley in Iowa, an important early caucus state for the 2016 presidential cycle.

The comments to People also seemed softer than comments she made earlier this year, when Warren told ABC News: “I’m not running for president.”

The next day, she reiterated the statement to CBS’s Charlie Rose: “You can ask this a whole lot of different ways, but the key is, I’m not running for president.”