Elizabeth Warren wants White House of Donald Trump

American Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to enter the presidential campaign in 2020. In her New Year message, the Democrat announced first steps in the election campaign for her party's nomination.

Elizabeth Warren wants to pull for the Democrats in the presidential election campaign in America 2020th the left-leaning Massachusetts senator is the first prominent Democrat to publicize her will. She wants to put the fight for economic justice and corruption at the center of her campaign, the 69-year-old politician announced on Monday in her New Year message on Twitter.

She wanted to set up a committee to first organize and finance her party-internal election campaign for nomination for the presidential candidate of the Democrats. The announcement of Warren's candidacy had been expected. She is one of the harshest critics of Donald Trump.

For example, Warren, who supported Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election, described Trump as an "insecure slapstick" driven by greed and hatred. For his part, Trump ridiculed her statement about her Indian roots and mockingly called her "Pocahontas."

Since 2013, the former professor of Harvard Law School represents the state of Massachusetts in the Senate. In November she was confirmed for a second term by the voters.

"America's families are being attacked from all sides," Warren said because the government is "bought and paid by a bunch of billionaires and large corporations who think they can dictate the rules."

Their closest Democrat opponents may include former Vice President Joe Biden, Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Kamala Harris of California and Beto O'Rourke, who narrowly failed in Republican-dominated Texas in the senatorial election.

It is likely that the field of applicants will be very large among the Democrats. This was also the case for the Republicans in 2016 - which favored the rise of the political outsider Donald Trump. The primaries will start in early 2020 in Iowa. The state in the Midwest months before the scene of the election campaign.

Democrat Warren wants to compete against Trump

Elizabeth Warren dares to advance: The US Senator prepared according to their own candidacy for the pre-election campaign of the Democrats. This Donald Trump unofficially has a first challenger. Warren is considered one of the most famous and popular democratic women politicians ever, but observers do not necessarily consider the Massachusetts senator a favorite. The Democrat-led congressional elections in November flushed many younger party colleagues into the US Congress - a possible sign that party supporters favor younger candidates than 69-year-old Warren.

Warren, known for her sharp criticism of President Donald Trump, is thus the first high-ranking Democratic politician to publicize her ambitions for the highest office in the state. Until the first primaries, which are held in 13 months, the field of Trump's challenger is likely to expand significantly.

Many observers believe that the Democrat nomination battle will be protracted and will be marked by political struggles between moderates such as Beto O'Rourke and progressives such as Warren and Bernie Sanders. Warren has a strong voice in the US Senate, especially on financial issues. The Democrat and Republican Trump have often collided during the presidential campaign of 2016.

Trump even called her "Pocahontas" in terms of her Indian ancestry. She often grabs the keys to criticize the course of the president. "Hundreds of thousands of state employees have spent the holidays in the uncertainty as to when they will receive their next salary," she wrote in regard to the ongoing "shutdown" of the government on Twitter. "People deserve better than the dysfunctional and corrupt government of Donald Trump".

Warren represents the state of Massachusetts in the Senate since 2013. Previously, she was a law professor at Harvard. During the presidential campaign in 2016, she was listed as a possible vice candidate Hillary Clinton. At that time she shot at Trump early. For example, in a speech, she called him a "small, insecure money-launcher" who had enjoyed the financial crisis.

The lawyer belongs to the left wing of the Democrats and repeatedly criticized the financial sector and unbridled capitalism. In a video she now publishes, she asks why some hard-working families are worse off than others. These families, their answer, did not fall into ravines but ran into traps. The middle class would be attacked. "Billionaires and big companies decided that they wanted more of the cake themselves and they woo politicians to cut them off a big chunk," Warren says she wants democracy and business to work for everyone.

Warren argues with Trump for their indigenous roots

Warren had claimed in the past to have indigenous ancestors. That's why US President Donald Trump called her Pocahontas. In a July appearance, Warren said he would call for a DNA test for the Democrats as a presidential candidate in 2020. If he confirms her details, he will give her a million dollars for a charity.

In addition to Warren, former Vice President Joe Biden and independent Senator Bernie Sanders, who failed in the pre-election campaign against Hillary Clinton in 2016, are potential candidates for the Democrats. A candidacy by Sanders would diminish Warren's chances since both would compete for votes from the leftist camp.