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pnwmom

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37. It was more than a nice, collegial gesture. She wouldn't have signed it
Sun Jan 3, 2016, 01:03 AM
Jan 2016

if she hadn't meant it. That's not the kind of person she is.

And she backed it up in interviews.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2014/04/27/elizabeth-warren-i-hope-hillary-clinton-runs-for-president/

Sen. Elizabeth Warren says she hopes Hillary Rodham Clinton runs for president in 2016 — the latest in a series of declarations of support by the Massachusetts Democrat, who some have speculated could seek the Oval Office herself.

"All of the women — Democratic women I should say — of the Senate urged Hillary Clinton to run, and I hope she does. Hillary is terrific," Warren said during an interview broadcast Sunday on ABC's "This Week," noting that she was one of several senators to sign a letter urging Clinton to run in 2016.

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There's a lot of daylight between ten bucks and change an hour and fifteen bucks. MADem Jan 2016 #1
Especially the Glass-Steagall part, right? senz Jan 2016 #3
There's a lot of daylight between ten dollar ten cent and fifteen bucks. nt MADem Jan 2016 #7
There's a lot of daylight between Cassiopeia Jan 2016 #14
I think, to the average minimum wage worker, Glass Steagall means nothing--but fifteen bucks an MADem Jan 2016 #17
And the wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round,.... Phlem Jan 2016 #22
ANYthing besides rhetoric would be an improvement Plucketeer Jan 2016 #26
I don't disagree, but Congress ain't voting for fifteen. They will vote for something like Ten/ten. MADem Jan 2016 #54
Yeah - not THIS Congress. Plucketeer Jan 2016 #55
Free tuition. That's free college. JDPriestly Jan 2016 #31
I missed where Senator Warren spoke those words....? MADem Jan 2016 #45
Actually no, there's not. Not when $10.10 is immediate, and $15 is a few years future. Schema Thing Jan 2016 #49
So you're saying Elizabeth Warren is wrong? MADem Jan 2016 #53
Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren Tell Obama To 'Fight For $15' With Executive Power Schema Thing Jan 2016 #56
Did you even READ the article you linked to? Just because the phrase "Fight for 15" was in the MADem Jan 2016 #58
yes I read it. Why would you question if I read it? It support Warren and Bernie Schema Thing Jan 2016 #59
Because it does not support the thesis you are trying to advance. MADem Jan 2016 #60
I've been meaning to look this up. House of Roberts Jan 2016 #2
You're welcome! senz Jan 2016 #4
Thanks, senz. Rec. nt. Mc Mike Jan 2016 #5
It is good to know that our values are widely shared across the nation. senz Jan 2016 #13
Right. So many indys and gopers are just blinkered or deceived. Mc Mike Jan 2016 #48
Hey. I was told earlier today that Warren feels about Hillary the same way about Wall Street. onehandle Jan 2016 #6
Look at the Bills that Warren and Sanders have introduced together and are running beside DhhD Jan 2016 #23
Hillary and Warren have worked together many times since the 90s. onehandle Jan 2016 #50
Public opinion and the public's best interests have little effect on policymaking farleftlib Jan 2016 #8
Right on, Elizabeth! Kath1 Jan 2016 #9
Let's see here... TheProgressive Jan 2016 #10
In the same speech, she said senz Jan 2016 #11
Every single day that goes by... TheProgressive Jan 2016 #12
She's gonna team up with Bernie, SmittynMo Jan 2016 #15
Go Warren!! nt Live and Learn Jan 2016 #16
And she signed a letter urging Hillary to run for President. pnwmom Jan 2016 #18
I believe that Warren sent out Happy Holidays cards to everyone too. Hillary got one, IMO. DhhD Jan 2016 #24
But she didn't send a public letter to Bernie urging him to run for President. pnwmom Jan 2016 #25
She didnt "send" it, she signed it. It was a group letter senz Jan 2016 #33
Not just "one of their own." A particular person. Hillary Clinton. She has been able pnwmom Jan 2016 #34
She has not endorsed anyone for president. senz Jan 2016 #36
It was more than a nice, collegial gesture. She wouldn't have signed it pnwmom Jan 2016 #37
Yes, yes, I've seen that. senz Jan 2016 #40
The letter wasn't an endorsement Oilwellian Jan 2016 #41
It's not an endorsement but it was more than she sent to Bernie. Why doesn't she just pnwmom Jan 2016 #42
Kicked and recommended! Enthusiast Jan 2016 #19
It is looking more and more like that everyday. Saw the video of Elizabeth and Bill Moyers on Hill litlbilly Jan 2016 #30
I really want so badly to believe that. HughBeaumont Jan 2016 #20
OK a nation Iliyah Jan 2016 #27
Thanks for posting Omaha Steve Jan 2016 #21
Quotes and links! ornotna Jan 2016 #28
Thanks, ornotna - it's easy senz Jan 2016 #32
I'm sorry ornotna Jan 2016 #35
Sorry, I must be sarcasm challenged. senz Jan 2016 #38
It was my fault ornotna Jan 2016 #43
Warren enid602 Jan 2016 #29
I think she likes them both a lot and that's why she hasn't endorsed pnwmom Jan 2016 #44
you're right enid602 Jan 2016 #46
K & R for visibility of this N/T w0nderer Jan 2016 #39
K&R The only people who want it to run for Wall St are in Wall St. raouldukelives Jan 2016 #47
millionaires and billionaires should pay HIGHER tax rates than their secretaries Martin Eden Jan 2016 #51
Kick for a Senator who tells it like it is. Octafish Jan 2016 #52
Would have been nice lordsummerisle Jan 2016 #57
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