Warren gets 1 thing right. $$$ are controlling the Dem 2020 ticket
Dec 4, 2019 07:50:56 #
https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehill.com/homenews/campaign/472926-warren-hits-bloomberg-steyer-they-have-been-allowed-to-buy-their-way-into%3famp
Elizabeth Warren used compelling language in a recent fundraising email to deride Bloomberg and Steyer for riding their Bank accounts nts into the Democratic party P**********l campaign.
Apparently people think Jeff Bezos ( aka Trump's archenemy non grata) goaded Bloomberg into the race. Because Bloomberg has more name recognition and turnkey popularity than Steyer ( and many of the Dem 2020 candidates. )
Somehow senator Warren thought that reminding her Fundraising fans that reaching deeper into their pockets was the answer.
And what's Interesting is that people named Buddigeig seem to have a shot at the nomination. For President.
Bloomberg, like Steyer, saw an opportunity to capitalize on this gap of decent Democratic candidates ( Sloppy Joe, Old Bernie, etc) and exploit the campaign finance laws in their favor.
Aren't Warren and Sanders veterans of the political arena enough to have been guilty of talking about campaign finance reform all these years? Ironic now it's come back to bite them in their b****t-butts.
And Warren is showing her Freudian slip: the answer to her problems is to ask others to turn out their pockets.... For her.
See the kind of President she'd make? There isn't any problem that can't be solved with another PLAN.
Elizabeth Warren used compelling language in a recent fundraising email to deride Bloomberg and Steyer for riding their Bank accounts nts into the Democratic party P**********l campaign.
Apparently people think Jeff Bezos ( aka Trump's archenemy non grata) goaded Bloomberg into the race. Because Bloomberg has more name recognition and turnkey popularity than Steyer ( and many of the Dem 2020 candidates. )
Somehow senator Warren thought that reminding her Fundraising fans that reaching deeper into their pockets was the answer.
And what's Interesting is that people named Buddigeig seem to have a shot at the nomination. For President.
Bloomberg, like Steyer, saw an opportunity to capitalize on this gap of decent Democratic candidates ( Sloppy Joe, Old Bernie, etc) and exploit the campaign finance laws in their favor.
Aren't Warren and Sanders veterans of the political arena enough to have been guilty of talking about campaign finance reform all these years? Ironic now it's come back to bite them in their b****t-butts.
And Warren is showing her Freudian slip: the answer to her problems is to ask others to turn out their pockets.... For her.
See the kind of President she'd make? There isn't any problem that can't be solved with another PLAN.
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