Sen. Elizabeth Warren On Trump, Making Capitalism Work For All Sen. Elizabeth Warren sits down with CNBC's John Harwood for a .Speakeasy. interview. .I believe in markets,. she said. .What I don't believe in is theft.. Sen.
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Friends describe young Warren as a “die-hard conservative,” in an era when that meant support for Senator Barry Goldwater and opposition to the civil rights movement. She was a registered Republican until 1996.
In a Foreign Affairs article notable for its overlap with the policies of Donald Trump, Warren espouses economic nationalism. She, like Trump, claims to stand up for the interests of American workers and condemns most recent trade deals from that standpoint, although she calls for inclusion of the unions in the process of negotiation.
The similarity between Warren’s perspective and that of Donald Trump contains an important political lesson. From the standpoint of style and presentation, the professorial Warren is the polar opposite of the vulgar ignoramus Trump. But in terms of their perspective on world economics and politics, they are closely aligned.
At notseeamerica.com
