Interview with Elizabeth Warren

Posted on February 24, 2012 by

I sat in on the Nancy Greenwood show on WCAP on Wednesday, and had the opportunity to talk with Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Elizabeth Warren. We talked about Washington, the plight of the middle class, money in politics, the Consumer Financial Protection Agency, and a little bit more. Thanks to Elizabeth Warren for coming on.

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2 Responses to Interview with Elizabeth Warren

  1. Jules Gordon says:
    February 24, 2012 at 1:02 pm

    She read her responses right out the little red book.

    If she wins the “Kennedy” senate seat, then she will just go along with the Obama policies-

    Tax Increases Yes
    Deficit increases Yes
    Trains to nowhere Yes
    Global warming issues Yes
    Budget savings No
    Green stuff Yes.
    Obamacare Yes..Yes

    We will continue going right down the tubes

    Jules

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  2. Jules Gordon says:
    February 26, 2012 at 10:56 am

    Your Honor,

    It just came to my attention that Harvard University is sponsoring and funding a 100% Palestinian conference to justify the elimination of Jews from Palestine making it an Arab state.

    Do I assume Elizabeth Warren has written a letter of protest condemning the collage’s sponsorship of this event and to withdraw permission to use it’s facilities. After all she does have a large Jewish constituency.

    Did she happen to mention this on your show?

    This is serious stuff.

    Jules.

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