27K views · 1.3K reactions | I called Laura, a teacher, to say thank you. We agreed: We need a teacher in the White House! I'm so grateful for every single person who chips in to our grassroots campaign. This is how we can win—together. | Elizabeth Warren | Facebook

1K reactions · 46 shares | Last quarter, Bernie Sanders, Pete...

32K views · 2.2K reactions | The time for small ideas is over. Big problems call for big solutions. If we’re going to save our democracy, clean up the corruption in Washington, and build an economy that works for all of us, then we need big, structural changes. And yeah, I have a plan for that. | Elizabeth Warren | Facebook

113 reactions · 30 shares | I won’t stop taking selfies with supporters—no matter how big the crowd—because they’re more than just a photo opportunity. They’re an opportunity to hear directly from the people I’m fighting for. Will you chip in today to help make my next selfie line possible? | Elizabeth Warren | Facebook

I called Chad, a WWII veteran who cast his first vote while serving abroad for President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He's committed to fighting for big, structural change again. | Elizabeth Warren

40K views · 1.4K reactions | In 2018, the Senate passed a bill to make lynching a federal crime. A similar bill was first introduced in 1918. It was killed repeatedly—by Senate filibusters. An entire century of obstruction because a small group of racists stopped the entire nation from doing what was right. | Elizabeth Warren | Facebook

Right now, America’s foreign policies work great for the rich and powerful but fail everyone else. We need to recognize that policies that undermine working families in this country also erode America’s strength in the world. As president, I’ll change that. | Elizabeth Warren

82K views · 3.1K reactions | Frederick Joseph personally knows the damage that Mike Bloomberg’s policies and agendas have caused. He knows that our party deserves better. | Elizabeth Warren | Facebook

Medical marijuana might be a viable alternative to opioids for pain treatment, and 23 states have already legalized it – but the truth is, there’s a lot we just don’t know. Serious medical research on the potential benefits of medical marijuana is largely blocked by outdated federal laws and policies. Yesterday in our Aging Committee hearing on the opioid epidemic, medical experts agreed: Whatever you think of the merits of medical marijuana, it is irresponsible not to study the science. | U.S.