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Elizabeth Warren fights back against her “commie dictator” portrayal in new GOP debate attack ad.
The ad advocating a stop to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is from the American Action Network, started by former Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) and former Nixon and George H.W. Bush aide Fred Malek. The think-tank side of the nonprofit is run by former Congressional Budget Office director Doug Holtz-Eakin.
The faces of Warren and CFPB director Richard Cordray on red party banners overlook a utilitarian room of robotic workers rubber-stamping applications.
The AAN said it “visualizes the consequences of CFPB’s reckless regulations issued under the guise of protecting consumers.”
“It’s time to start a national conversation about the 500 major regulations issued under this administration, especially through the unaccountable CFPB,” said AAN president Mike Shields upon the ad’s release today. “Elizabeth Warren’s CFPB is unilaterally handing down regulations that ultimately hurt the people they claim to be helping, particularly middle- and lower-income Americans trying to get ahead in a terrible economy.”
“We want voters to know the truth about this rogue agency and to call on national leaders and Congress to stop the CFPB.”
Warren had a different opinion.
So… Can we talk about that ad that just ran during the #GOPDebate where I look like a Commie dictator?
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) November 11, 2015
Wall Street has a problem: They know the @CFPB is working, & it's incredibly popular with the families it helps. #GOPDebate
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) November 11, 2015
The @CFPB has forced the big financial companies to return more than $11B to people they cheated on credit cards, mortgages, etc. #GOPDebate
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) November 11, 2015
Thousands of dollars on a TV ad is nothing compared to the money the big banks save if their GOP buddies go after the @CFPB. #GOPDebate
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) November 11, 2015
So here's my message to Wall Street & their GOP buddies: we're ready to fight back to protect the @CFPB. #GOPDebate
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) November 11, 2015
Agencies/Canadajournal
