Elizabeth Warren
Definition
Elizabeth Warren is an American politician, lawyer, professor, author, and senior United States Senator from Massachusetts, serving since 2013 as a member of the Democratic Party.
Former Harvard Law School professor specializing in bankruptcy and commercial law, and key architect behind the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Known for her advocacy against corporate power, big banks, and for consumer protection, middle-class families, and progressive economic policies.
Examples
Elizabeth Warren grilled the bankers on zombie second mortgages, turning dusty loan records into front-page news.
When crypto enthusiasts tout decentralization, Elizabeth Warren counters with calls for oversight sharper than a blockchain miner's pickaxe.
Elizabeth Warren's latest probe into administration picks keeps Washington insiders checking their family business ties twice.
Fans dub Elizabeth Warren the 'Sherlock Holmes of Senate hearings,' sniffing out conflicts from AI data centers to Swiss bank whispers.