Tuesday, November 26, 2019

Some Tweets from Elizabeth Warren


  •  Pinned Tweet
     Nov 22
    It's my honor to have , , and as my Campaign Co-Chairs. Big structural change can't wait, and we'll fight for it—together.
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    Introducing My Campaign Co-Chairs
    Big structural change can't wait, and we'll fight for it—together.
    469 replies1,149 retweets4,724 likes
     
     
  •  5 hours ago
    After my daddy's heart attack, he couldn't work for a while. So my mother got a minimum wage job—and that job saved our house. She was scared, but she found the strength to do what needed to be done to save our family.
    Elizabeth Warren's mom working at Sears.
    240 replies256 retweets2,976 likes
     
     
  •  6 hours ago
    I’ve got a lot of plans to bring big, structural change to Washington. But first, there's one plan that makes it all possible: Making sure we hit our monthly fundraising goals. Can I count on you to pitch in to our grassroots movement before midnight?
    197 replies157 retweets804 likes
     
     
  •  7 hours ago
    Private companies shouldn't be able to profit off of incarcerated people by charging them to read a book or video call their family. My plan for criminal justice reform will rein in this exploitation.
    123 replies444 retweets1,845 likes
     
     
  •  8 hours ago
    I've proposed the biggest and most progressive increase in Social Security benefits in nearly half a century—an immediate $200 monthly increase. Families need financial security.
    424 replies1,007 retweets5,476 likes
     
     
  •  9 hours ago
    Nominating top donors to be ambassadors undermines U.S. diplomacy and national security—and I’ve got a plan to end this practice.
    104 replies416 retweets2,041 likes
     
     
  •  10 hours ago
    Michael Bloomberg may think he doesn't need people to win this election—he just needs bags of money. He’s wrong. That's why I'm investing in meeting thousands of voters, taking over 85,000 selfies, and building a grassroots movement that will fight for big, structural change.
    646 replies1,394 retweets6,532 likes
     
     
  •  13 hours ago
    Experts agree: Broad student debt cancellation would supercharge economic growth by freeing a generation crushed by debt. Candidates who oppose it should explain why punishing young people matters more than promoting home ownership and business creation.
    786 replies2,691 retweets11,840 likes
     
     
  •  16 hours ago
    We need public financing of our elections. But manipulating the rules to attack and push them off the ballot is wrong.
    104 replies306 retweets1,137 likes
     
     









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