Last year, Elizabeth Warren and JD Vance were a political odd couple. Here's what that might tell us about the 2024 election. - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : When asked how genuine she found his views, Warren said, "I don't have any way to evaluate that."The senator did say that "it's a little tough" for Republicans to say they are bucking party orthodoxy when they have advanced bills with tax breaks for billionaires.
46% : "We're done, ladies and gentlemen, catering to Wall Street," he said, adding that Trump would be a leader who "answers to the working man, union and non-union alike.
19% : Hawley argued Harris "represents the corporatist wing" of the Democratic Party and he hopes that the message that Trump, not Harris, would fight hardest against Wall Street will be part of the GOP ticket's appeal.

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