Elizabeth Warren is running for Senate in the state of Massachusetts. She hopes to replace Republican Scott Brown.
“Washington gives some of the biggest corporations in the world special loopholes and tax breaks, while middle-class families and small businesses struggle. That is wrong. Our hard-working families deserve someone who believes in them, someone who is going to stand up and fight for their interests. That’s why I’m running for the United States Senate.”
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Politico recently declared, "The Senate is about to become a liberal lion’s den."
In 2012, groups like the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, MoveOn.org, CREDO Action, and Democracy for America worked hard to build progressive power in Congress. This week's iconic photo of Senators-elect Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) walking together down the corridors of power is symbolic of the rising progressive tide.
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