Elizabeth Warren Crushes Republicans Paul Ryan and Ted Cruz for Their Cruelty Toward Americans
At the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Humphrey-Mondale Dinner on March 29 in Minneapolis, Sen. Elizabeth Warren cuts Paul Ryan’s and Ted Cruz’s “vision[s] of how America works” down phrase by phrase, quote by quote. Warren, currently the most popular politician around, is a crucial player in the fight to keep the Senate from Republican control. But most […]At the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Humphrey-Mondale Dinner on March 29 in Minneapolis, Sen. Elizabeth Warren cuts Paul Ryan’s and Ted Cruz’s “vision[s] of how America works” down phrase by phrase, quote by quote.
Warren, currently the most popular politician around, is a crucial player in the fight to keep the Senate from Republican control. But most important, she’s “fighting to level [the] playing field … to build real opportunity, fighting to give every child a chance to build something extraordinary. …”
Watch as the ever-courageous Massachusetts senator demonstrates how little Republicans care about representing the needs of the average American and how far they’re willing to go to protect the well-being of corporations and banks.
—Posted by Natasha Hakimi Zapata
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