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Possible presidential candidate
Elizabeth Warren
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  • In 2014, Elizabeth Warren opposed a spending bill that included reversing some of the regulations on banks implemented in "Dodd-Frank" financial regulation reform.[1]
  • Warren's website states: "We need to make it easier for workers who want to organize to have the chance to do so. If people want to work together for better wages, for better health care, and for better working conditions, they should have the right to do so. I support the Employee Free Choice Act and workers' right to organize. Unions have been critical to building a strong middle class in America. Unions have fought for higher wages, high quality health care, and improved safety conditions. Union labor are also some of the most highly skilled workers in the world - with advanced training that makes them competitive. I support a strong labor movement in the United States and around the world."[2]

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  1. ↑ The Washington Post, "Elizabeth Warren, fellow liberals rail against bank provision in spending bill," December 10, 2014
  2. ↑ Elizabeth Warren, "Workers' Rights and Free & Fair Trade," accessed January 19, 2015
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