Diogenes-Light: BOMBSHELL: Elizabeth Warren's Bold Faced Hypocrisy Exposed Like Never Before

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What happens when everything you built your political reputation on comes tumbling down? Senator Elizabeth Warren may soon find out.

In an exclusive, in-depth report today, National Review's Eliana Johnson and Jillian Kay Melchior expose the depths of Warren's deep hypocrisy on an issue she actually called a "myth" in the past.

From our piece:

In her 2006 book All Your Worth, co-authored with her daughter, Amelia, Warren lists as a top myth the idea that "you can make big money buying houses and flipping them quickly." She has made a career out of telling people how to behave in financially responsible ways, and out of creating laws that will make it illegal for them to do otherwise.

But Warren bought and sold at least five properties for profit at a different time in her life, before the cratering economy and a political career made her a star.

Read the FULL STORY here.

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BOMBSHELL: Elizabeth Warren's Bold Faced Hypocrisy Exposed Like Never Before

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