i am in love

[Botany]

I just saw Elizabeth Warren speak @ Ohio State University.

She is the real deal and then some. No wonder the GOP and the
bankers fear her.

[HipChick]

1. She's great...Trump has more support from White Supermacists and the KKK

than he does leaders of his own party.. The truth!

[Botany]

2. She made a good point and I was the only person to applaud in the room .....

.... and she stopped what she was saying and looked my way and said something like, "Yes,
that needs some applause."

[sheshe2]

3. Good for you, Botany!

[bettyellen]

5. Ha!!! So that's what you sound like....

[ejbr]

10. +1 n/t

[sheshe2]

4. K&R

[PJMcK]

6. I am, too

With a lovely woman named Hillary Clinton.

But I share your love for Elizabeth Warren.

Then, of course, there's Nancy Pelosi, my congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, Elena Kagan, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor, Gabby Giffords, Sandra Fluke and so many others.

And then there's my beautiful Courtney...

It may seem that I'm a fickle kind of guy, but I'm completely sincere with all of them!

[Wounded Bear]

13. It's the 21st Century...

you're allowed to love more than one woman.

[Sunny05]

7. Yes!

Yes! So happy for you! And happy for her that you were there and applauded! Indeed, I would name my first-born Elizabeth, except he's already rather attached to the name we gave him seventeen years ago! (Ha.)

[Helen Borg]

8. Me too!

She is so amazingly brave and smart.

[Stellar]

9. K&R for Senator Warren!

[Blue Idaho]

11. Senator Warren is a real hero to us common folk.

She is saving citizens millions of dollars and fining banksters like Wells Fargo hundreds of millions of dollars. I my not be in love, but I'd sure put her picture on my wall.

[fiorello]

12. Check out her old NPR interviews (about credit card co's)

These were well before she became a candidate... when she was a Harvard Law School professor.

From NPR Fresh Air (aptly named!), 2007 and 2008:

http://www.npr.org/books/authors/138036009/elizabeth-warren

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=9156929

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=92133862


Highlight: she gave her Law School class a typical credit card contract-the type everyone signs-and asked the class to figure out what it meant in terms of the credit card holder's rights. In 45 minutes they couldn't figure it out! As she pointed out, if Harvard Law students couldn't figure it out, what chance do the rest of us stand??

I remember thinking: she'd make a great political candidate! But it'll never happen...