I know Elizabeth's plans are for all the American people but I wonder about those

[CTyankee]

states that tipped the election to Trump in 2016. Does her team have a plan to deal with their concerns specifically if/when she gets to be our nominee? If they voted for Obama, then went for Trump, what is Warren's plan to deal with their concerns? Or is it part of her overall campaign strategy?

I'm in a deep blue state which might very well go for her in our primary. It's great to live here but I know what I don't know about those states that tipped the election in 2016...

[blm]

1. Read this. Pulitzer winning rural paper endorsed her BECAUSE their issues

are addressed more specifically by Warren than any other candidate.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2019/12/11/elizabeth-warren-endorsement-art-cullen-storm-lake-times-iowa-caucuses/4397084002/

[CTyankee]

2. I'm glad to hear that. I know she'll replicate successful efforts and I am relieved.

At this point I'm shutting out all the naysaying. I'm dyed in the wool for Elizabeth and nothing is gonna change that...

[blm]

3. I think MSM ignores reports about Warren's unique ability to

speak to rural and working family voters using the language of common sense.

[CTyankee]

4. And she talks about being from Oklahoma and having 3 brothers in the armed services and two

of them are Republicans...