In doing so, the former Maryland governor is claiming the populist, anti-Wall Street rhetoric of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the favorite of the grassroots Left.
Warren's refusal to run has left progressive Democrats without a credible left-wing challenger to Clinton, who is seen as too close to Wall Street and big business. Among the thin bench of potential Democratic 2016 candidates, O'Malley has moved in recent weeks to fill that void.
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Anyone, and I do mean anyone, who would vote for this fool, is just that, a fool.
Asshat. Go away already NO'Malley !!!
Soon to be Vice President O'malley.
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