WASHINGTON — When Sen. Elizabeth Warren laid out her plan for “Medicare for All” Friday, she said she would raise taxes on the top 1% of households to help pay for it. The middle class, she said, would not pay “one penny” more.
INDIANOLA, Iowa — Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said Sunday that she will release a plan to finance “Medicare for All” in the coming weeks, bowing to critics from the left and the right who have criticized her for not outlining how she would pay for a single-payer health care system.
WASHINGTON — It is one of Elizabeth Warren’s signature anecdotes in her stump speech: By the end of her first year as a public-school teacher, she was “visibly pregnant,” and the principal wished her luck and hired another teacher to replace her.
ROCK HILL, S.C. — For her most recent rally in South Carolina, Sen. Elizabeth Warren chose Clinton College, a historically black institution in this racially diverse city. Her campaign handed out signs reading, “African Americans With Warren.” And in smaller print: “Black issues are American issues.”
SAN DIEGO — Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts raised $24.6 million in the past three months, her presidential campaign announced Friday, trailing only Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont for the largest fundraising haul in the most recent quarter.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Bernie Sanders on Tuesday unveiled a proposal to create a new tax on the wealth of the richest Americans, including a steep tax on billionaires that could greatly diminish their fortunes.
NEW YORK — Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts brought her ascendant presidential campaign to New York City on Monday night, unspooling a forceful argument for attacking corruption in government in a defining speech of her White House bid.
NEW YORK — Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts brought her ascendant presidential campaign to New York City on Monday night, unspooling a forceful argument for attacking corruption in government in a defining speech of her White House bid.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaking at a presidential forum on Native American issues Monday, offered a direct, public apology for the “harm” that she caused and pledged to uplift Native people as president.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., is set to appear at a candidate forum Monday dedicated to issues affecting Native Americans, an event that will likely draw attention to her past claims of Native American ancestry.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts on Friday laid out a collection of policy proposals intended to help Native Americans, pledging to protect tribal lands and to bolster funding for programs that serve Native people.
DES MOINES, Iowa — One by one, Democratic presidential candidates Saturday emphasized the urgent need to confront gun violence in America, speaking largely in harmony on an issue that has been thrust to the forefront after last weekend’s mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
DES MOINES, Iowa — One by one, Democratic presidential candidates Saturday emphasized the urgent need to confront gun violence in America, speaking largely in harmony on an issue that has been thrust to the forefront after last weekend’s mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
DES MOINES, Iowa — One by one, Democratic presidential candidates Saturday emphasized the urgent need to confront gun violence in America, speaking largely in harmony on an issue that has been thrust to the forefront after last weekend’s mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said Wednesday night that she believed that President Donald Trump was a white supremacist, broadly accusing him of dividing Americans along racial lines and providing direct and tacit support to those who believe white people are superior to other races.
Warren unveiled her plan hours before holding a campaign event in South Florida, a place that has had ample experience with election controversy, most notably in the aftermath of the 2000 presidential race.
Biden made his comments at a presidential forum convened by the Poor People’s Campaign, which seeks to draw attention to issues like poverty and systemic racism. It is a revival of the campaign that was planned by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. before his assassination a half-century ago.
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