Elizabeth Warren Speeches

Elizabeth Warren spoke to over 12,000 attendees of the annual Democratic Polk County Steak Fry where she sought to continue her momentum after a big speech in front of tens of thousands of people in New York City. Warren stuck on the major themes of her campaign while finding ways to explain to Iowans how her policies would help them locally.

Elizabeth Warren held her largest rally to date in Washington Square Park in New York City in front of a raucous crowd there to hear her speak. Warren touched on the major themes of her campaign, even bringing up the deadly 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire in New York City as an example of how regular people can push back against corporate headwinds. Warren proclaimed "We’re not here today because of famous arches or famous men. In fact, we’re not here because of men at all. We’re here because of some hard-working women. Women who, more than a hundred years ago, worked long hours in a brown, 10-story building a block that way.”

Elizabeth Warren delivered a speech at the 2019 New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention where she touched on the major themes of her campaign in front of a welcoming audience. A large number of political commentators agreed that Warren stood out the most of all the candidates who spoke at the convention, garnering the most raucous applause's from the crowd.

Elizabeth Warren delivered a campaign speech at the Iowa State Fair's "Political Soapbox" where she received a raucous welcome from the crowd, highlighting the ground game she has built in the first-in-the-nation caucus state. Warren spent much of her stump speech focusing on her proposal to tax the ultra-wealthy to help pay for a variety of programs that she hopes will help the lower and middle classes get a leg up in society, specifically tuition free college and a single-payer healthcare system.

Elizabeth Warren spoke at the 2019 NAACP Convention in Detroit, Michigan, where she discussed a range of topics important to the American American community. She was one of ten Democratic candidates running for President that addressed the yearly convention.

2020 Democratic presidential candidate and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren addressed the Rainbow PUSH Coalition Convention in Chicago, Illinois. She spoke about her campaign and on the issues of inequality in America, especially in regards to race, education and the criminal justice system and its need for reform.

Massachusetts Senator and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren spoke at the South Carolina Democratic Convention at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center, along with several other hopefuls to campaign for South Carolina's vote in the upcoming primaries.

Massachusetts Senator and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren spoke at the California Democratic Convention in San Francisco, along with 13 other hopefuls to campaign for California's vote in the upcoming primaries. She spoke about her vision for changing the country if elected.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke at a rally at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa to campaign for her bid to win the 2020 Democratic nomination for President. She focused the discussion on the crippling student loan debt crisis in the country and her plans to fix the system.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren officially announced her bid for president of the United States in a rally in Lawrence, Massachusetts.