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CK_John

(10,005 posts) Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:17 PM Mar 2015

If not Harry who???

IMO, This would be a way to put Elizabeth Warren in a box and end her usefulness as a consumer advocative.

This is basically a lifetime job, a top of the political ladder job, a tough job. A mix between herding cats and wack a mole.

I would prefer Sen Kirsten Gillibrand of NY.

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If not Harry who??? (Original Post) CK_John Mar 2015 OP

Harry wants Chuck Schumer (D-NY)..I'm sure he will be the one....n/t monmouth4 Mar 2015 #1

I wonder if part of the new reports of Wall Street punishing the Democrats el_bryanto Mar 2015 #2

Wall Street would dance if she was given the senate leaders job because.... CK_John Mar 2015 #4

from the Senate website flobee1 Mar 2015 #3

monmouth4

(9,694 posts)

1. Harry wants Chuck Schumer (D-NY)..I'm sure he will be the one....n/t

Reply to CK_John (Original post)

Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:20 PM

Mar 2015

el_bryanto

(11,804 posts)

2. I wonder if part of the new reports of Wall Street punishing the Democrats

Reply to CK_John (Original post)

Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:29 PM

Mar 2015

are to head off a possible Warren Run for the leadership.

Bryant

CK_John

(10,005 posts)

4. Wall Street would dance if she was given the senate leaders job because....

Reply to el_bryanto (Reply #2)

Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:36 PM

Mar 2015

You have to be all things to each DEM senator and have no time to advocate for your own pet projects.

flobee1

(870 posts)

3. from the Senate website

Reply to CK_John (Original post)

Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:31 PM

Mar 2015

Elected at the beginning of each Congress by members of their respective party conferences to represent them on the Senate floor, the majority and minority leaders serve as spokesmen for their parties' positions on the issues.

Call your dem senator's and let your voice be heard

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