Despite Promise Not To, Elizabeth Warren is Taking Corporate Money After All in Primary Race (vote, campaign)
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Of course she is. She also told the people of Mass. that she was not running for President, that her number one priority was the people of Mass BUT that was when she was campaigning (in other states) for her reelection to the Senate.
Well she easily won her bid, we have a lot of gullible people in Mass... and the next day she launched a inquiry to see if she should run for President.
Sounds like she was an Indian giver with her promise.
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Originally Posted by Cape Cod Todd
Of course she is. She also told the people of Mass. that she was not running for President, that her number one priority was the people of Mass BUT that was when she was campaigning (in other states) for her reelection to the Senate.
Well she easily won her bid, we have a lot of gullible people in Mass... and the next day she launched a inquiry to see if she should run for President.
They don't call her "Lieawatha" for nothing.
Her true colors are definitely starting to reveal themselves. She's sounding more and more like a "Fauxgressive."
The thread title is a lie. She didn't take corporate money. Instead, some individual donors listed their employer and some of them worked for big tech companies. This doesn't mean the tech company made the donation. Millions of individuals work for corporations and they have to list their employer when making a donation. It's still an individual donation and it's not 'corporate money'.
The thread title is a lie. She didn't take corporate money. Instead, some individual donors listed their employer and some of them worked for big tech companies. This doesn't mean the tech company made the donation. Millions of individuals work for corporations and they have to list their employer when making a donation. It's still an individual donation and it's not 'corporate money'.
The millions that Hillary and Obama got from Goldman Sachs was technically individual donations. The message it there and it's unacceptable if you want my vote.
Also, if you skip to 9:07 in the video below, you will see an incomplete list of multi-billionaires that have donated to Elizabeth Warren (many of them also donated to Hillary Clinton in 2016). Unfortunately, I'm having trouble finding the tweet.
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