Reply #50: My point is: she's running against Wall Street.

[Common Sense Party]

She's painting herself as the candidate of the people and painting Brown as the candidate of the wealthy bankers, but it all hinges on how much people despise Wall Street. It's probably a wise strategy...but there are a lot of Boston investment firms--Putnam, MFS, Fidelity, etc.--that employ a lot of people. So it's a strategy with some risks.

On edit: Not to mention she's campaigning with President Obama, whose administration is chock full of Wall Streeters, and who has bent over backwards for the banks.