I'm usually standing on the opposite side of whatever opinion we're discussing if it's a Democratic leader taking a position on something. However, in this instance it's nice to see someone asking the right questions.

http://www.upworthy.com/elizabeth-warre ... ch-of-bank

I'd like to post an opinion, but the fact that all the threads here are made by mods or admins admittedly make feel a tad intimidated...,

davidoliva wrote:I'd like to post an opinion, but the fact that all the threads here are made by mods or admins admittedly make feel a tad intimidated...,

You can voice any opinion you want. Just keep your opinion to the topic at hand. If you hate Warren or disagree with her statements by all means, go ahead and say so. Just provide some sort of rationale behind your reasoning.

I only edited Howie because he was just being a d!ck.

If you want to make a new thread about a different topic, knock yourself out dude. This place could use some traffic. Don't let the titles intimidate you. If I say something that is wrong, feel free to call me on it. I'm not above admitting mistakes...hell I make them daily. The title just means I'm someone that helps run the forum. It doesn't make me any sort of authority figure. I'm just a guy behind a pc like everyone else.

I'm open minded about almost everything as long as the idea's are presented without the sole purpose being to inflame.

I don't even moderate in here. I'm just another member as far as I'm concerned. I don't feel I'm in a position to moderate, but I'm taking a deep interest in politics lately, so I post. Don't be intimidated in here. We're not gonna ban you for having a different opinion.

Senator-elect Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts will apparently be a part of the Senate Banking Committee, reports from inside the Senate suggest. While no formal decision will be made before the Senate re-convenes, it is believed that Elizabeth Warren is a natural, thinking about her role in the early formation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Dodd-Frank Act.