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You Scared, Fauxcahontas? Elizabeth Warren Warns of 'Profoundly Serious Consequences' If Trump Wins

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The Democrats are so scared of Trump. Part of it is purely performative: they're not really afraid of Trump (we did make it through his first term just find, mind you). The other part is they really, really don't want to lose their power.

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So when Elizabeth Warren warns about the 'profoundly serious consequences' of Donald Trump winning in November, the best thing to do is point and laugh.

What does The Hill say? Well:

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) warned of “profoundly serious consequences” if former President Trump wins the upcoming election.

Warren, in an op-ed published Saturday in The New York Times, criticized Trump for his non-answer to a question about repealing the Affordable Care Act during this week’s presidential debate.

“After ducking and weaving, he came up with: ‘I have concepts of a plan.’ Uh, that’s not a plan,” Warren wrote.

The Massachusetts senator said plans are important because they test ideas and the people advancing them. Plans reveal what, and who, candidates care about, she argued.

“And in a presidential race, if either party’s nominee is asked about his or her plans for something as fundamental as health care, voters should get a straight answer,” Warren wrote.

Hey, Lizzy: When has Kamala Harris ever answered an actual question?

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If there are consequences for people like Warren? Absolutely.

YUP.

They think we have the collective memory of a goldfish.

We all remember his first term.

The numbers are not on Kamala's side.

It sure is.

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