Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

We know who Hillary is and she is no progressive. She's a neoliberal hawk on foreign policy, a coward when it comes to equal rights (giving an interview with NPR last summer supporting states rights when it comes to same-sex marriage), and she has supported bad domestic policy such as the TPP (which she helped write) and the Keystone pipeline (which she ordered a compromised environmental impact report on).

I ask again: Why should we be impressed by her mouthing words she clearly does not mean? I don't give a good goddamn what she says. She's behaving like she's on Quaaludes now as if we have forgotten what an aggressively ugly campaign she ran against Obama. I have no doubt in my mind with the least inkling of competition, she will revert to that person.

This is Elizabeth Warren's time now. She has the voice and the message to carry forth as the Democratic nominee. I know she's thinking about running with all her public appearances and speeches.