
Elizabeth Warren pretty much killed it in last night's Massachusetts Democratic Senator primary debates. (The Boston Herald rather gushingly agrees!) What's fascinating about Warren is that mostly she speaks from that odd place of 100% overlap between Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party. (Where she deviates from either side is on things like legalizing marijuana (she's quite against, actually!) and immigration (she believes in "retaining talent" in America, no matter where it was born.)) Consider her closing statement.
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Life just keeps throwing us curve balls. I love the idea of designer Isaac Mizrahi and Elizabeth Warren, head of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, conferring about important issues. And it makes sense: they're both [...]