'We can't lose hope over this. We can't lose hope because the only way we make change is we get back up tomorrow we get back in the fight,' Elizabeth Warren said about ending her presidential campaign.
"This cannot be the right answer," she continued.
They said,"Thank you for being smart and making that OK. Thank you for talking over men sometimes, because I'm damn tired of always having it go the other way.""We'll know we can have a woman in the White House when we finally elect a woman to the White House!" she exclaimed, later noting that critics in the past dismissed a Catholic being elected until former President John F.
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