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Sen. Warren's speech on Wall Street
 Boy oh boy, the left are pushing Fauxahontas' speech hard now, while the right is saying: The Levee Breaks: Democrats Rage Against Obama Over Wall Street GiveawayFrom TFA: Early Friday evening Sen. Elizabeth Warren took to the Senate floor and gave a plain-spoken, barn-burning speech that could make history and put her into serious contention to be the next President of the United States. There are only a handful of political speeches that have such historic impact. Barack Obama's keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention comes readily to mind. It's what catapulted an obscure Illinois state Senator into the national limelight and put him on the path to becoming President. Warren's Senate speech was different, but just as electrifying. Obama's rhetoric was lofty, high-minded, and general, with a feel-good unifying message that there's no blue America or red America but only the United States of America. Warren's rhetoric is more down to earth, substantive, and frankly, angrier, unafraid of calling out by name the institutions--the big banks and Citigroup in particular--which tanked the economy, cost millions of Americans their jobs and homes, were bailed out with half a trillion dollars of taxpayer money, and then used their fortunes to buy Congress and make it more likely they'll be bailed out again. Moreover, she was unafraid to take on the President of her own party, and the numerous members of his administration drawn from Citigroup and other big banks through the endless revolving door between Washington and Wall Street. Here's the heart of Warren's speech: More at the link. Warren is another leftist fascist who will run as a populist. With any luck the fight for the Leftist nomination of president will come down to between Hillary and this jamoke. Posted by: badanov 2014-12-14 |
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