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Bill USA

(6,436 posts)
Thu Apr 2, 2015, 06:40 PM Apr 2015

Warren to WS Banksters: "Bring it on"

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2015/03/31/delamaide-banks-warren/70740682/


If Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and other big banks wanted to send a message to congressional Democrats with a "symbolic" withholding of donations, they can rest assured it was heard — but not in the way they intended.

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"That kind of swagger is a warning shot," Warren wrote to her supporters. "They want a showy way to tell Democrats across the country to be scared of speaking out, to be timid about standing up, and to stay away from fighting for what's right."

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"Let's send the biggest banks on Wall Street our own message," Warren said in her fundraising appeal last week. "We're going to keep fighting, and your swagger and your threats won't stop us."

Speaking in New York on Monday, Warren drove home the point again in the lions' den.

"You bet I believe it's a serious threat," Warren said of the banks' effort to sway the debate.[font size="+1"] "I got news for them: Bring it on."[/font]
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.... I think Elizabeth Warren is channeling FDR!![/font]



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Warren to WS Banksters: "Bring it on" (Original Post) Bill USA Apr 2015 OP
That is why I think 2naSalit Apr 2015 #1
What do you think of her replacing Harry Reid as Democratic Senate leader when Cal33 Apr 2015 #3
Not sure. 2naSalit Apr 2015 #4
Awesomeness. Like that last line, and the one before it. No longer just the little libdem4life Apr 2015 #2

2naSalit

(86,646 posts)
1. That is why I think
Thu Apr 2, 2015, 07:45 PM
Apr 2015

she is in the best job for the country right now. She's the next generation of Ted Kennedy and I like her right there where she's comfortable and totally in her element.

 

Cal33

(7,018 posts)
3. What do you think of her replacing Harry Reid as Democratic Senate leader when
Thu Apr 2, 2015, 08:22 PM
Apr 2015

he retires next year?

2naSalit

(86,646 posts)
4. Not sure.
Thu Apr 2, 2015, 09:05 PM
Apr 2015

I think she's not considering it and Schumer seems to be lined up for it so I think her time for that is yet to come, if she feels it will boost her efficacy. I haven't seen her express any desire for that role in the present.

 

libdem4life

(13,877 posts)
2. Awesomeness. Like that last line, and the one before it. No longer just the little
Thu Apr 2, 2015, 08:21 PM
Apr 2015

lady from Massachusetts. Could she be that "in their face" as President, I still don't think so. Do love how she's taking them to the woodshed, like an old-fashioned teacher.

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