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Warren rips Sinema over post-Senate influence career

On Monday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren outlined a big-tent vision at the National Press Club, Washington, D.C., singling out former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, Democrat-turned-independent, for blocking a minimum wage increase.
Two competing visions emerged within the Democratic Party: one that flatters fabulously rich donors and one that demands structural change, with Warren warning that Abundance has become a rallying cry for wealthy donors.
She cited Reid Hoffman, a Democratic megadonor, who donated $7 million and backed pro-abundance candidates, while a December CNN poll showed 22% of Americans prioritize the economy.
Warren's attack prompted the DSCC to defend its cautious approach, stating its goal is to win a Democratic Senate majority while Warren warned that fearing donors risks failure and urged an aggressive economic vision for 2026.
Momentum is building as top Senate Democrats, including Warren and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, launched a housing push last week while Warren urged rebuilding durable trust with working-class voters, citing Kyrsten Sinema's shift to crypto and AI advocacy.

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Warren rips Sinema over post-Senate influence career

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Monday ripped her old colleague, former Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.), for “cashing in” by representing crypto, artificial intelligence (AI) and other wealthy corporate interests since leaving the Senate at the beginning of 2025.

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Warren Warns Democrats Against Letting Billionaires Dictate Their Economic Agenda

Sen. Elizabeth Warren warns Democrats against catering to billionaire donors, advocating for a progressive economic agenda to address wealth inequality.

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