Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) had a major gripe with the Obama administration: The president who had promised he would be “fundamentally transforming the United States of America” had proven insufficiently radical on economic policy.
So in late 2014, Warren met with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who was preparing for her second presidential run, to discuss exactly the type of people she didn’t want to see in the prospective Clinton administration. Shortly after the meeting, Warren followed up with a list of people she did want to see involved in future economic policymaking. Clinton listened.
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