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Re: Elizabeth Warren says she's been treated differently in the Senate but won't say
And I'll again point to the question she actually answered, what her response actually was - Yes - and suggest you focus on what she actually said instead of words that some talking heads on MSNBC might have put in her mouth.
Bottom line is to the extent Warren made an actual claim with her "Yes" answer and subsequent statements it was that she was treated differently by her Senate colleagues because she was a woman. That is it. Everything else is projection.
I'll say it one more time. I'll even give the group on MSNBC credit for saying it first today - if she and Gillibrand are going to make the claim, then they either need to name names, or be prepared to 1) be called liars, 2) have people make the assumption that the men in question are of their own party which is why they are not naming names, or 2) assume this is a political ploy.
And I'll again point to the question she actually answered, what her response actually was - Yes - and suggest you focus on what she actually said instead of words that some talking heads on MSNBC might have put in her mouth.
Bottom line is to the extent Warren made an actual claim with her "Yes" answer and subsequent statements it was that she was treated differently by her Senate colleagues because she was a woman. That is it. Everything else is projection.