BAD@SS WOMEN YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT - 2020 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SEnator Elizabeth Warren

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Senator Elizabeth Warren 2020 Presidential Candidate & Current Massachusetts State Senator
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Wise Words:

“You have to figure out who you are, and who you are isn’t about what job you have or what kind of car you drive. You have to think hard about what really matters to you.”

Fun Facts:
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• Graduated Highschool at 16 with a Full Scholarship to George Washington University 

 

• In 2012 she became the first female Senator from Massachusetts 

 

• Was a Professor at Harvard Law School

 

• Has her very own action figure that you can buy from a company called FCTRY. Yes you read right, how cool is that?? They also make RBG, Hillary Clinton, and soon Kamala Harris. Shop it HERE.

Some Things She Stands For:

Trade: "Warren is a critic of the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, and blames U.S. trade policy more generally for widening economic inequality in the country.
While she favors renegotiating NAFTA, she argues the deal Trump struck with Canada and Mexico in 2018 will have few benefits for American workers." Source: PBS

Rebuild the Middle Class: "That means putting power back in the hands of workers and unions. It also means transforming large American companies by letting their workers elect at least 40% of the company’s board members to give them a powerful voice in decisions about wages and outsourcing. And it means a new era of strong antitrust enforcement so giant corporations can’t stifle competition, depress wages, and drive up the cost of everything from beef to Internet access." Source (And Please Read More): Warren 2020

Equal Justice Under Law:  "We need criminal justice reform and we need it now. That means ending racial disparities in our justice system. It means banning private prisons. It means embracing community policing and demilitarizing our local police forces. It means comprehensive sentencing reform and rewriting our laws to decriminalize marijuana." Source: Warren 2020

*The above facts were compiled from reading various web sites such as CNN, PBS, U.S. News, and Warren 2020.
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