It’s official. I was not dreaming. Professor Warren will run for the Senate from Massachusetts. Although its only Day 1, she has the full support and endorsement of the Corporate Observer.
For too long consumers and the middle class have shouldered the cost of corporate malfeasance. Most recently, it was the corporate greed that caused the meltdown of 2008. Who picked up the tab? The American consumer, of course. Why? Big business controls the agenda. Led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a slew of well-heeled lobbyists, they have the resources and guile to divert blame.
With her brains, charm and experience, Elizabeth Warren will be an advocate for the middle class and consumers. (See our recent posts explaining her contributions to consumers). Not just for Massachusetts but for our entire nation. When its time, as they say in my hometown of Chicago, “vote early and often” for Elizabeth Warren. For now send her a check, send her two, at www.ElizabethWarren.com. The country needs her more than ever. Scott Brown, her opponent, is a nice guy and nice looking, but he hardly has the brains, gravitas and devotion to the needs of consumers embraced by Professor Warren.
An Elizabeth Warren only comes along once a century or so, she is the true heir to the Senate Seat of Edward Moore “Ted” Kennedy.