thanks for the post

She just gets more wonderful week by week!

(sigh)

reading the original column she was responding to, it sounds a lot like the same style and EXACT WORDS some people post around here:

"and I want a pony"

I don't keep track of their names, just their glib talking points.

I hope she gets to make her mark in history as a Teddy Roosevelt who kicked some major ass. We so desperately need her to win this fight against these bastards.

to do with the rest of her career and life.

K&R.

The Dem's need to start reading her playbook and watch her do her magic. They all need to be doing what she does best.

-p

not.

We need to start weeding them out every election and make the Turdway vanish.

-p

with activists, they morphed into the "Third Way."

When they change names again, we have to keep treating them as exactly what they are.

with guts and integrity. Very dangerous to the Washington shysters with Cayman Islands accounts.

She truly speaks for me.

The only sad part is that she is so outstanding and noticeable.....
for just doing her job.
There should be so many Democrats doing their jobs,
and saying the same things that this Freshman Senator would be hardly noticeable or noteworthy.

She is shaming most of the rest of our Party by their inaction, venality, and meek submission to BIG MONEY.

I'm mostly housebroken and I don't eat much.

-- Mal

She is really wonderful. I hope I get a chance to vote for her someday.

someone who knows what is going on!

her integrity and guts.

REspect her more each passing day, too.

Wish she was my senator. Hey, wanna trade for Dianne Feinstein?

This is what audacity looks like!

-Laelth

They said she was being "intemperate" and then went on to accuse her of McCarthyism in the same piece. Really.

She has a special way of exposing hypocrites, criminals and malefactors of every stripe.

We cannot continue down this path of Third Way madness.

I am rapidly becoming an Elizabeth Warren Democrat. She is smart, sincere and a fighter. I say that we call out all the shadow figures. Name names loudly and very publicly. Occupy their places of business, their home towns, their streets and their lawns. Publish where they live. Bring on the hoard of Mongols! (I got a little carried away there)

If our government is by the people for the people...then these well funded front organizations are actively against the people. Extend that logic just a tudge and you end up with sedition and treason.

These groups (Third Way, Fix the Debt) are subversive organizations that are actively working against the interests of the people of the U.S. and by extension against the U.S itself (as the people and the country are one).

The reason they desperately don't want their names revealed is that it would rapidly become a PR nightmare (bad optics in Washington-speak).

While we cannot constitutionally dismantle the right wing infrastructure we can insist that donors be made public. In essence, if they want to pay then they gotta play. We must insist that everyone that is funding these groups be made public whether individuals or our artificial immortal citizens (corporations).

We need few more like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders who are not owned by the moneyed elite. Let's support them in every way we can and work to elect more like them. They are our only hope.

Senator Warren's letter says nothing about contributions to Third Way, and there is no reference anywhere to an attack on Senator Warrent BY Third Way. The only link is the FDL authors suggestion that the individuals contributed to Think Tanks "like" Third Way.

I will acknowledge that Third Way is not progressive in terms that people here understand, and you're welcome to disagree with their policy advocacy. But they ARE a Democratic Party-aligned group. Their membership includes notorious "conservatives" such as John DIngell, James Clyburn, Chris Coons, and former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords. They support marriage equality, reproductive rights, ACA, responsible gun control, the Iran nuclear agreement, defense spending cust and a host of other issues many people here would support.

on doing what they always do -- this makes it an impossible situation, doesn't it?