manchester, n.h.<u+2014>sen. elizabeth warren, a hero on the populist left, joined hillary clinton on monday to push her presidential bid and the progressive agenda that she expects the democratic nominee to carry with her should she win the white house. speaking at an event in new hampshire, the senator from neighboring massachusetts ticked through her priorities, including a major new federal program to subsidize college tuition, new regulations on wall street and an expanded social security program. mrs. clinton voiced much of that agenda, too, but also noted her outreach to republicans and independents, citing the endorsement of 150 new hampshire republicans. <u+201c>we are more than our disagreements, we are americans,<u+201d> she said. <u+201c>there is so much more that unites us than divides us.<u+201d> but even if mrs. clinton is elected, she might find it harder to win republican votes for a liberal policy agenda than it has been winning some republicans over to her presidential bid. the left is also set to press mrs. clinton on appointments, particularly to economic posts. already, one person familiar with the discussions said, the clinton team has concluded it probably can<u+2019>t put someone with strong wall street connections into a top white house or economic post in the event of a clinton presidency. the rally monday at st. anselm college featured a stage full of democratic women running for office, including gov. maggie hassan, who is in a tight race for the senate, and former rep. carol shea-porter, who is hoping to return to the house. ms. warren also delivered another biting attack on gop nominee donald trump, picking up on his comment at the last presidential debate in which he called mrs. clinton a <u+201c>nasty woman.<u+201d> <u+201c>nasty women are tough, nasty women are smart and nasty women vote,<u+201d> ms. warren said. write to laura meckler at laura.meckler@wsj.com
elizabeth warren pitches hillary clinton, and her own agenda - wsj
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