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From @WSJopinion: I’m ready to work with Donald Trump and business leaders whenever they support policies that rebuild the middle class, advance our economic and national security, and fight corruption, writes @SenWarren. https://t.co/5VfCBNtYmU
.@SenWarren in the @WSJ has it right "If the president-elect is serious about protecting consumers, he should support the @CFPB's work to lower costs. Since 2011, the bureau has returned more than $20 billion to customers." https://t.co/xa7Mhljtfs
On one hand, much of this op-ed is Sen. Warren arguing things she’s always wanted are things that Trump/Republicans should support (Glass-Stefan, supporting CFPB, tightening KYC/AML requirements, etc). But she’s also at least saying she wants to work with Trump. It’s not 2017. https://t.co/Qqv4bb8qM5
In a recent op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal, Senator Elizabeth Warren expressed her willingness to collaborate with President-elect Donald Trump on economic issues. Warren emphasized the importance of addressing housing supply and regulatory simplification, highlighting her commitment to unrigging the economy. She urged that Washington must listen to the American people and ensure that the financial system serves families and the real economy. Warren also pointed out that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has returned over $20 billion to customers since its inception in 2011, suggesting that if Trump is serious about consumer protection, he should support the CFPB's initiatives. This marks a notable shift in tone from previous years, as Warren is openly advocating for bipartisan cooperation to advance policies that rebuild the middle class and combat corruption.