Massachusetts Campaign Events | Speeches, Interviews, Town Halls

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke at the 2020 Democratic National Convention, speaking from an elementary school classroom to highlight the critical need for federal investment in families and children. She told us a personal story of how her aunt moved in with her when she was a young working mother to help raise her children so she could work and how, as grateful she is for her aunts help, that wouldn't be needed if Joe Biden's education and universal childcare plan were enacted into law.

Former Secretary of State, Senator, and Democratic Presidential Nominee John Kerry spoke at the 2020 Democratic National Convention, casting the upcoming election as a turning point for our country. Kerry was highly critical of President Trump and how he conducts business both at home and overseas, calling Trump's various trips overseas a "blooper reel." Kerry compared that to Biden, who is widely respect on the world stage after decades as a US Senator and eight years as Vice President under Barack Obama.

Michelle Obama gave a speech with usual rave reviews giving a contrast between Trump and Biden and urging the necessity to vote including wearing a "VOTE" necklace. She talked about empathy and said "Donald Trump is the wrong president for our country" and said "we’ve got to vote for Joe Biden like our lives depend on it." And the most poignant line is when she said Trump "cannot be who we need him to be for us" and followed with "It is what it is" which was a dig on the same line Trump said about the Covid-19 death toll.

Elizabeth Warren and her husband Bruce Mann spoke with CNN's MJ Lee where they had a more personal discussion about their life as a married couple. The two shared the story of how they met at a law conference in Florida in the late 1970's and married in 1980. They also discussed what it is like being on the campaign trail together and what official title he would go by if Warren were elected President.

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