Elizabeth Warren as Big of a Draw in Ohio as Hillary Clinton

Support for U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has plummeted to 39 percent, a poll released Sunday showed.

Supporters of former Clinton rival Bernie Sanders who backed the Democratic socialist us senator in the primary campaign and those anxious about the economy who are drawn to Trump’s promise to toss out global trade deals are both drawn to Warren’s platform, strategists said. “Then it’s our choice”. “You want to see goofy? Look at him in that hat”. OH and Colorado are among eight swing states where Clinton is concentrating time and advertising resources and where she is building large organizing operations. Rather, she congratulated her.

“I just love how she gets under Donald Trump’s skin”, Clinton said. I think operations matter; you get this sense that Donald Trump really sees this as a national referendum, where he can just be giving these interviews, and on Twitter.

Trump has gleefully attacked the ultra-liberal Warren over the claim she made while running for Senate in 2012 that she had Native American ancestors.

He again called Warren “Pocahontas”, the name of a 17th-century Native American figure, to draw attention to a controversy first raised during Warren’s 2012 Senate race in MA. Bernie Sanders had not yet – and still has not – officially exited the race.

At a few points during the speech, Warren led the cheering crowd in chants of “Hillary, Hillary”. Many in that wing are still hung up on Sanders, and have failed to fully embrace Clinton, so Warren speaking at an event for and with the presumptive nominee definitely helps to reunite the party. She offered Warren effusive praise and openly acknowledged her surrogate’s unique capacity to take on Trump.

But there was no visible tension between Clinton and Warren as they shared the stage for 47 minutes.

By contrast, a tax proposal released last week by House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., promises no net loss of tax revenue and is therefore only able to lower the top individual tax rate to 33 percent and the top corporate rate to 20 percent.

“We trust her to walk the streets of Englewood again, as she has in the past”, Jackson said. “It’s just that I’m careful with my words”, she said.

“Girl Power”? Hmm, not exactly.

The joint appearance – their first of the campaign – was viewed by many as an audition for Clinton’s running mate, a choice that would create a historic all-female ticket. Timothy Kaine of Virginia.

The two women have never been close, according to aides, who note they didn’t overlap in the Senate and worked in different corners of the Obama administration.

“Donald Trump is the guy who wants it all for himself”, said Warren.

Clinton fans at Monday’s rally echoed that concern.

“I continue to support his policies”, said the 62-year-old. And I’ve thought a lot about what’s behind it.

The Vermont senator says that the nation can not go back to a time when “women in America did not have the right to control their own bodies”. “I’m ready – hell, yeah, I am – but I don’t think the country is there”.

Hillary Clinton is far, far from flawless, and Jill Stein is a tempting protest vote, but I’m not one for momentary principles canceling far-reaching goals. Sherrod Brown of OH and Sen. Warren asked at a rally in Cincinnati. “Hill-a-ry! Hill-a-ry!” Wheeler drops media ownership update US, Mexico, Canada to team up on clean energy, methane MORE, calling her “Sellout Warren”. “It was like spontaneous combustion”.

Whether they wind up on the same ticket or not, they made it clear to Democrats they’re on the same side.

“I’m not making any news today”, she said with a smile. “You can’t rehearse that”. So why not give them second best with Warren?

Warren seemed to relish going after Trump (incidentally, attacking opponents is often a key role for the vice presidential nominee). The crowd ate it up. “Hillary is presidential, and that’s different”.

It is for this reason that Trump also believes Warren might be racist.