This is a big day for our campaign: The day of our first-ever "money bomb" on the two-year anniversary of Scott Brown's special election to the U.S. Senate in Massachusetts. And we could really use your help to make our money bomb as big and successful as possible.
I hope you'll consider making a contribution of $5 or more today -- to help us make our money bomb a huge success!
Remember two years ago, all the talk about "the People's Seat?"
And how that special election held two years ago today would ensure the people of Massachusetts elected a leader -- a trustworthy steward of "the People's Seat"?
That's what we were promised, but it's not what we got. Forbes Magazine calls Scott Brown, "one of Wall Street's favorite Senators."
I am running for the United States Senate because I think it's time we take the "People's Seat" back from Wall Street and other powerful interests. But I need your help -- today, on the anniversary of Scott Brown's special election -- to help us take back this seat for middle class families in Massachusetts.
I won't sugar coat it: Scott Brown has an enormous campaign war chest -- twice what we have in the bank -- and we're still fighting tooth and nail to narrow the gap. The powerful interests that are lining up behind his campaign have his back because, as a U.S. Senator, he has had theirs.
What we accomplish together today will show the world we have the grassroots organization and support to win this election, no matter what Scott Brown and Wall Street throw at us.
Thank you for being a part of today's big money bomb!
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No one here is attacking rich people simply because they are rich.
Entrenched power should be everyone's enemy, whether you consider yourself liberal or conservative.
As far as I know, the only people who are complaining about "class warfare" are those politicians who's votes have been bought by a privileged few. They serve no one except looters who wish to be left free to exploit us. And not all of those bad politicians are Republicans.
Ms. Warren has a good record of advocacy for the consumer, for fairness and for returning balance to our society.
Can your sources cite anything she said that is incitement to hatred of a particular class?
They can't. And they don't want you to know who they really work for -- it isn't you or me, and it isn't people that you or I would consider wholesome, nor people who believe in our Republic or democracy, nor people who ever play fair, not by a long shot.
Elizabeth Warren is leading an indomitable charge. She is the real deal.
Case in point our president came in on a populist platform and turned his back on it once in office. Now we have to try all sorts of things to make him accountable. One such initiative is Nader's, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnD-3BCqjxo&feature=related.
Look at Walker, another man who exceeded his mandate. All seats in public office are people's seats.
It is not out of bounds by any standard as you seem to imply.
If you have a point or two that you think puts this in better context, I'd be willing to listen.
Is that to much?