Elizabeth Warren
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Elizabeth Ann Warren is an American attorney, academic, and politician serving as the senior United States senator from Massachusetts since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for consumer protection, economic equality, and corporate regulation. Warren gained national recognition for her work in establishing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and has focused on issues such as student debt relief and healthcare reform during her tenure in the Senate.
a conscious effort by a nation state to attempt to achieve a specific effect.
the Intelligence Community Assessment observed that Russia will apply lessons learned from its campaign aimed at the United States presidential election to future influence efforts in the United States and worldwide, including against U.S…
Would both state-sponsored and non-state actor-sponsored malicious cyber-attacks on the United States constitute acts of war?
The potential for data manipulation is a serious concern--both for defense and civilian networks.
I come to the floor today to support Senators from both parties and in particular West Virginia Senators Joe Manchin and Shelley Capito in their fight to protect health and retirement benefits for over 100,000 American coal miners and…
I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. Coal Miners Benefits
today I join my colleagues in celebrating the many contributions of Vice President Joe Biden, a man who has spent his career fighting for working families. For more than four decades, Vice President Biden has tirelessly served the people…
I ask unanimous consent that the following statement by former Representative Barney Frank entitled ``Trump's financial plans promise another Great Recession'' be printed in the Record. There being no objection, the material was ordered to…
I am glad to be here with my colleagues today to have a chance to talk about the 21st Century Cures bill. On Monday I came to the Senate floor to speak against a deal that was emerging in the House of Representatives around this bill. When…
Do State Adult Protective Services agencies have adequate funding to tackle the scale of the senior abuse problem that you see?
Out of touch when 2.3 million more people voted for the Democratic candidate than the Republican candidate?
If he wants to run his administration on bigotry and on Wall Street insiders trickle down economic that helps a handful of people of the top and leaves everybody else behind, I can't be part of them and I don't think that's where Democrats…
What he's just done is he's just put a Wall Streeter in charge of the treasury.
Donald Trump said one who said one thing during the campaign and now has reversed that by 180 degrees by what he is actually doing.
What happened is the Wall Street bankers crashed the economy. They got bailed out. And nobody went to jail. That made the American people really, really furious. They're still angry about it.
Donald Trump promised he was not going to have a government that was going to work for Wall Street.
So far, what we have seen is that Donald Trump has doubled down on racism and bigotry.
What Donald Trump is doing is he's putting, so far, he has said that he's going to go forward on bigotry and that he's going to go forward on wall street insiders.
I think that Donald Trump tapped into that anger. And now, Donald Trump is doing a 180 degrees on it, and he's putting Wall Street insiders into exactly the jobs where he criticized Wall Street insiders before.
If Donald Trump wants to run an administration based on bigotry and he wants to follow through on trickle-down economics, run an economy that only works for those at the top, and doesn't work for anyone else, then I can't help on that.
If it's done to try to help those at the top and it's not actually going to provide jobs and economic growth and opportunity for the rest of America -- you know, you can't just slap a name on something and say, gee, would you automatically…
Out of touch, when 2.3 million more people voted for the Democratic candidate than the Republican candidate?





