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Business Insider: A Republican House majority will 'eagerly sow economic chaos' if Democrats don't 'grow a spine' and do as much as they can during the lame duck session, Elizabeth Warren says.
Warren stressed the importance of delivering on top priorities, like eliminating the debt ceiling, pushing for universal child care, and expanding affordable housing during a Wednesday speech at EconCon — a conference co-hosted by progressive groups like Demos Action and Economic Security Project Action — and she anticipated the GOP will "eagerly sow economic chaos... all in service to moving Donald Trump a few inches closer to the White House."
Business Insider: Elizabeth Warren slams the Fed for risking 'pushing our economy off a cliff': 'There is a big difference between landing a plane and crashing a plane'
On Wednesday, Warren delivered a speech on the role Democrats should play in helping the economy during EconCon, a convention co-hosted by progressive groups like Demos and the Economic Security Project Action. She emphasized the need for Democrats to accomplish as much as they can during the lame duck session, or the time between now and when Republicans take control of the House.
Common Dreams: Democrats Can Defeat GOP Extremism by 'Fighting for Working People': Warren.
"The 2022 midterms prove that Democrats can beat Republican extremism by fighting for working people and making our democratic values clear," Warren (D-Mass.) said at EconCon Presents, a meeting co-hosted by Demos Action, Economic Policy Institute Action, Economic Security Project Action, Groundwork Action, Omidyar Network, and Roosevelt Forward.