.@ewarren is a beacon of light and hope in a world where too few politicians recognize the urgency of this period in our history. She is brilliant, tenacious, and thoughtful, and would have made an outstanding President. 1/ nytimes.com/2020/03/05/us/…
Recently, she took a chance on the candidate who grew up poor, black, and gay in the Village of Spring Valley in a competitive congressional primary for the Democratic nomination. Because of her, more people are paying attention. 2/
When I was a kid, my grandmother used to take me with her to clean houses because child care was so expensive and my mom was working. In her campaign, Elizabeth Warren proposed a universal child care program that my family desperately needed. 3/
I attended public schools in the East Ramapo School District, where we had to fight to pass a school budget every year, and which are now severely underfunded. Elizabeth Warren put forward an education plan that would dramatically increase funding for districts like mine. 4/
Due to student debt, thousands of my peers within NY-17 must live at home with their parents because they can't afford to be out on their own. Senator Warren centered the student debt crisis, and offered a serious proposal to liberate an entire generation of young people. 5/
Elizabeth Warren centered working people and racial justice in her campaign. She elevated the discussion throughout the primary, and we’re better off because of it. I look forward to continuing the fight to bring structural change that will improve the lives of all Americans.
