from nyiper

I love Elizabeth and reading her is just like listening to her---spunk, energy, reality, spirit---lots of words that make Elizabeth someone to direct us toward a more sane world.

from haymaai

'This Is Our Fight' by Elizabeth Warren presents a very astute account of the demise of the middle class today. Since the time of Reagan's era, through the deregulation of Wall Street and the rise of corporate America, through the trickle down economic policies of the White House, our nation's wo...

from billsearth

Lots of facts and quite a bit of history back up the Authors opinions. If you are skeptical ther are 69 pages of fine print on the sources of the facts presented. In science, the "notes" would be called a bibliography. They are arranged by pages in which they are refereed to. The only reason to g...

from Tytania

I don't agree with Warren on all things. She doesn't have a single good thing to say about business, ever; the Washington Post put it well in an editorial I just saw today about her latest proposed bill about regulating financial equity: that, typically, she was "overreaching" and "overwrought." ...

from dmturner

Read by the author, the book is an accessible, partisan discussion of the ways in which a government geared toward supporting and promoting the progress of lower- and middle-income citizens has steadily moved toward one supporting big business, large banks, and the wealthy. The effect of policy i...