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Elizabeth Warren talks top issues and competing 2020 campaigns at College of Charleston
https://www.live5news.com/2019/12/09/elizabeth-warren-talks-top-issues-competing-campaigns-college-charleston/.
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Warren spoke about her history as a special education teacher, but spent the majority of her time on stage taking questions from audience members on key issues like gun control and climate change.
"When I start to think about how we're going to design a plan around the response to climate change, for me, the question of environmental justice is not one we can tack on at the end," Warren said. "It's one that has to be right at the center from the beginning."
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While at the college, Warren also directly addressed her concerns for the current 2020 democratic race after fellow candidate and senator Kamala Harris dropped out on Tuesday.
"I think that tells us something is very wrong with our democracy if, in a democratic primary, a woman who as been elected to office, a woman who has such an incredible track record, a woman who has a unique voice gets squeezed out while billionaires buy their way in," Warren told reporters.
Warren spoke about her history as a special education teacher, but spent the majority of her time on stage taking questions from audience members on key issues like gun control and climate change.
"When I start to think about how we're going to design a plan around the response to climate change, for me, the question of environmental justice is not one we can tack on at the end," Warren said. "It's one that has to be right at the center from the beginning."
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While at the college, Warren also directly addressed her concerns for the current 2020 democratic race after fellow candidate and senator Kamala Harris dropped out on Tuesday.
"I think that tells us something is very wrong with our democracy if, in a democratic primary, a woman who as been elected to office, a woman who has such an incredible track record, a woman who has a unique voice gets squeezed out while billionaires buy their way in," Warren told reporters.
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