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39. Her candidacy is way more important to America's future than Obama's or Hillary's ever were.

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Since you asked. Why Elizabeth Warren? Why, since she too is "rich" and what is worse [View all] JDPriestly Jun 2014 OP

K&R.... daleanime Jun 2014 #1

Thanks for this. I didn't know she's from Oklahoma originally. closeupready Jun 2014 #2

Warren >>>>>>>> Clinton or Bush... nt NYC_SKP Jun 2014 #3

Hillary's years in the Senate and her term as the Sec of State are meaningless according to... Walk away Jun 2014 #4

Hillary was ahead in the polls in 2006, too. Michigander_Life Jun 2014 #10

Maybe that's why the PTB of the Democratic Party, aka merrily Jun 2014 #30

Great, isn't it. Woohoo! pscot Jun 2014 #11

That's not quite what is being said. SheilaT Jun 2014 #17

She's been insulated from the 99% much longer than that. merrily Jun 2014 #31

Are you suggesting that I make money writing what I write on DU? JDPriestly Jun 2014 #19

What nonsense. You are clearly NOT a paid poster. merrily Jun 2014 #32

Elizabeth Warren left the GOP in the mid 90's, was GOP when Reagan was in office Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #5

Please read post #35 here. JDPriestly Jun 2014 #20

Did you leave out a link? This thread doesn't have a post #35 yet. n/t winter is coming Jun 2014 #23

So sorrry! It's here. JDPriestly Jun 2014 #28

First, you are making assimptions. A president needs experience in many areas. Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #35

Yes, she could do as good of a job with the proper tools as anyone. Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #36

Just check E. Warren against B. Sanders. Loudly Jun 2014 #6

Some of our current issues has been a problem for years. Thinkingabout Jun 2014 #37

I'm interested in E. Warren and to find out more about her quinnox Jun 2014 #7

When I read Elizabeth Warren's book, I realized that she has been sort of "called" JDPriestly Jun 2014 #21

I hope you're on her campaign and fundraising. You sell her so well. ancianita Jun 2014 #8

I volunteer in politics and live in California. I am 71 and retired. JDPriestly Jun 2014 #22

"Not haughty or arrogant or overly sure of herself." Is this for POTUS or Miss Congeniality? McCamy Taylor Jun 2014 #9

That's big STICK. And speak softly. Michigander_Life Jun 2014 #12

I don't want my President to have a Big Dick, I don't even care if my President A Simple Game Jun 2014 #14

Here you go. Sissyk Jun 2014 #18

Are you suggesting that a president must be masculine. JDPriestly Jun 2014 #24

The "average American" was pissed at Watergate and OK with the illegal Cambodian incursion. McCamy Taylor Jun 2014 #38

I want one capable of selecting and listening to qualified advisors. winter is coming Jun 2014 #26

My view. That is why I am not concerned about Elizabeth Warren's relative lack of JDPriestly Jun 2014 #42

She's like FDR. zentrum Jun 2014 #13

Warren's got the policies and charisma to energize the electorate. Scuba Jun 2014 #15

Excellent post -- as always. Thanks for adding to the discussion. JDPriestly Jun 2014 #25

Thanks, but now I have to buy a bigger hat! Scuba Jun 2014 #34

Recommend...just downloaded her book from B&N... KoKo Jun 2014 #16

At least ELizabeth Warren was a Republican (Past tense) truedelphi Jun 2014 #27

So true. JDPriestly Jun 2014 #29

All very interesting points... Jasana Jun 2014 #33

Her candidacy is way more important to America's future than Obama's or Hillary's ever were. reformist2 Jun 2014 #39

All I can say is... MannyGoldstein Jun 2014 #40

No poor or middle class person will ever reach national office relayerbob Jun 2014 #41

Yes, I agree sadoldgirl Jun 2014 #43