Is Elizabeth Warren Returning to Antiestablishment Form?
Elizabeth Warren became a national force by being one of the only Democrats willing to speak out against the party’s Wall Street fealty — before adopting a more establishment-friendly posture. She may now be returning to her antiestablishment roots.
In an address designed to reset the Democratic Party discourse, Elizabeth Warren is reclaiming the intraparty role she played twelve years ago — the role that made her so wildly popular all those years earlier. (Heather Diehl / Getty Images)
In conversations with friends and family about what turning points and subtexts explain this dark political era, I have often found myself lamenting the Elizabeth Warren Story, which I saw as a tragic two-act parable of what might have been. Thankfully, I may have been wrong. There might be a third act. The first act […]
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