Wall Street Anxious About Possible Warren 2016 Bid

Democratic senator from Massachusetts not Wall Street's biggest fan

NEW YORK — There are three words that strike terror in the hearts of Wall Street bankers and corporate executives across the land: President Elizabeth Warren.

The anxiety over Warren grew Monday after a magazine report suggested the bank-bashing Democratic senator from Massachusetts could mount a presidential bid in 2016 and would not necessarily defer to Hillary Clinton — who is viewed as far more business-friendly — for the party's nomination.

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[Calvin Coolidge]

No, her schtick doesn't play well outside of Massachusetts, and barely won even in the bluest of blue states.

I'd root for her nomination as it should guarantee a loss for the Donkey Party, except that the Stupid Party is fully capable of nominating someone even worse, and the thought of Fauxcahontas on my TV for the next four years is horrifying.