I'd vote for Ms Warren.

Same, in a heartbeat.

She sounds like a special woman alright, and I wish we had someone, anyone, like her in our political landscape.
Anyone who upsets the mad Tea Party and their followers would have my vote too.

It seems to me that Australian society's woes are going the same way as America .
The main people going to the wall are middle class families, while the lower income people get government help, and high income people don't need any help, it seems the middle class families are just getting poorer.

Maybe Ms Warren's ideas might help here too.

She is indeed clear headed and insightful, but she'd never get a look-in here in Oz, our precious Two-Party system mitigates against any but the most successful arse-kissers and back-stabbers getting the nod to stand.
I don't doubt for a moment that there's plenty of people to match her vision, strength of purpose and desire to contribute, but the Australian political reality is that no-one like that will ever sit in either House, full stop.
We have and have had a few contenders, but the system is so toxic they soon become infected, one need only look at the Dem's, the Greens, and all the idealistic Independents, they all become compromised eventually.

Jeez Steele this agreeing thing is becoming habitual.

You all realize of course Ms Warrens politics are somewhere to the right of Barnaby Joyce and Gina Rhinehart.

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