As Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has risen steadily in the polls to become the narrow front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, Wall Street has gotten more and more paranoid. The doom-and-gloom talk of what a Warren Administration would bring has risen to a near-hysterical crescendo. In Democratic primaries Elizabeth Warren couldn’t buy endorsements like this, but it’s clear Wall Street has lost its marbles over her rise to the top of a pretty weak Democratic field. Read More...
Wall Street is way too paranoid about a President Elizabeth Warren
As Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has risen steadily in the polls to become the narrow front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, Wall Street has gotten more and more paranoid. The doom-and-gloom talk of what a Warren Administration would bring has risen to a near-hysterical crescendo. In Democratic primaries Elizabeth Warren couldn’t buy endorsements like this, but it’s clear Wall Street has lost its marbles over her rise to the top of a pretty weak Democratic field.
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