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Elizabeth Warren to Stump With Hillary Clinton in Ohio

Her toughness and liberal policy positions could make her VP material

Labor activists are clamoring to see a potential Elizabeth Warren vice presidential run. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo)
Labor activists are clamoring to see a potential Elizabeth Warren vice presidential run. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo)
By Niels Lesniewski
Posted June 22, 2016 at 12:55pm

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is hitting the campaign trail with presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.  

It’s anyone’s guess whether next Monday’s trip to Cincinnati in the battleground state of Ohio will be a vice presidential audition, but the public appearance alongside Clinton will be the biggest signal yet of the effort to unify the Democratic Party.  

Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts and a favorite of the liberal wing of the party, has been an aggressive attack dog against presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump.  

She’s also energized liberals and offers red meat policy positions on the stump.  


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