Warren's campaign this year seems to be limited to sending reams of strongly-worded letters to the usual suspects, like big corporations, Elon Musk and ICE, that accomplish nothing.


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Warren’s campaign this year seems to be limited to sending reams of strongly-worded letters to the usual suspects, like big corporations, Elon Musk and ICE, that accomplish nothing.{ai:summary}<p>Warren's campaign is a hollow echo, firing off sharp letters to big names and corporations, but they’re about as effective as shouting into a canyon. The usual suspects remain unfazed, and she’s left with a pile of words that lead nowhere. </p><p>It's a familiar dance in the political arena, where noise masquerades as action. #politics</p>

Battenfeld: Elizabeth Warren’s letter-writing reelection campaign avoiding voters

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