Warren Worked As An Attorney For Big Corporations For Decades, Campaign Documents Show

Sen. Elizabeth Warren has talked often about her time spent as a practicing attorney, during and after her tenure as a professor at Harvard Law School. But documents, released by her campaign on Sunday, tell a slightly different story about her private sector work than the one Warren has made a hallmark staple of her biography — and it’s one that might make Warren’s supporters, particularly those who respond to her anti-corporate rhetoric, think twice.

The Warren campaign spent last week attacking their main challenger for the Iowa primary, South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg, demanding Buttigieg a financial report and a list of companies he did work for as a consultant. Warren, who claims to have eschewed fundraising from corporations, super PACs, and big money donors, also attacked Buttigieg on his private fundraisers, according to the Huffington Post, demanding that he reveal who is “influencing” his (suddenly very popular) campaign.