Presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren pushes agenda at Raleigh campaign stop
Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren campaigned at Broughton High School Thursday evening, exciting a crowd of more than 3,500 who attended.
Posted — UpdatedShe also drew large cheers from the crowd when she shared she wanted to put an end to gerrymandering in North Carolina and across the country.
According to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, Warren leads the head-to-head matchup against President Donald Trump, 50-42%.
“Everyone of these structural changes has a way to pay for it," Warren said. "I want to make this real.
Warren continues her campaign run in South Carolina, where she will speak Friday at a high school there and hold a town hall meeting.
Trump's administration commented on Warren's visit Thursday. The statement read:
“Whether it’s supporting the impeachment witch hunt against President Trump or tax hikes to pay for her plans, North Carolinians will reject Warren's socialist agenda. Warren should go back to work on the real issues Americans care about, like securing the border and passing the United States, Mexico, Canada Agreement."
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