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Warren Turns Corporate Criticism Into Bona Fides in '20 Race

Associated Press

   WASHINGTON - Facebook's CEO said his company is ready to "go to the
   mat" to stop Elizabeth Warren from breaking up tech giants. Amazon
   accused her of getting facts wrong. And some Democratic donors with
   ties to Wall Street have quietly said they'll sit out the election or
   vote for President Donald Trump if Warren wins her party's presidential
   nomination.

   On the surface, none of this would seem encouraging for Warren. But the
   Massachusetts senator and her allies are relishing her growing number
   of high-profile corporate enemies, betting their disdain will reinforce
   her image as an anti-corruption crusader.
   "Many of the people who will be voting for a president who will break
   up Amazon and Facebook are users of Amazon and Facebook [and] don't
   like having their privacy abused or their prices jacked up," said Adam
   Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and a
   top Warren backer. "Elizabeth Warren is able to really make that case."

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