(WASHINGTON EXAMINER) — Elizabeth Warren, the most prominent female candidate in the 2020 Democratic presidential field, is ending her “dream big, fight hard” campaign.
On Thursday, the Massachusetts senator will reportedly tell her staff in a call that she will be dropping out of the race and deliver a formal announcement later in the day.
The Massachusetts senator, 70, staked her candidacy on broad left-wing proposals such as a wealth tax on millionaires and billionaires, breaking up Big Tech companies, and forgiving student loan debt. Her plethora of policy proposals led to “I have a plan for that” being a signature rallying cry, and she spent hours taking photos with any person who wanted one after campaign rallies, resulting in more than 100,000 “selfies.”
