Warren was raising an average of $24K/day and then these things happened

[BeyondGeography]

Here's what fueled Elizabeth Warren's giant 2nd quarter fundraising haul

-On the Friday that Warren called for impeachment proceedings, she raised almost $94,000 in a single day from donations greater than $200. The next day, she pulled in more than $105,000.

-April 22: $114,000 -- Warren releases major student loan debt cancellation plan and participates in CNN town hall

-May 28 and 29: $116,000 and $109,000 -- Reproductive rights was already making national headlines, and Warren had already released a plan to protect access to abortion earlier in the month. On May 28, she tweeted about the potential closure of Missouri's last abortion clinic

-May 31: $106,000 -- The day before, Warren appeared on "The View," where she unveiled a universal childcare calculator

-June 26: $157,000 -- Warren made a last-minute decision to visit the Homestead migrant detention facility in South Florida, hours before she took the stage at the first Democratic debate.

-June 27: $166,000 -- Day after her debate appearance

https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/16/politics/elizabeth-warren-2nd-quarter-fundraising-takeaways/index.html

[femmedem]

1. Democratic donors are thirsting for bold, principled positions.

We have a wealth of great candidates, but she stands out.

[Nitram]

2. Warren has ideas, and knows policy.

[safeinOhio]

3. She does have a plan

For everything.

[cwydro]

4. I switched to supporting Warren the day she came out supporting impeachment proceedings.

She’s a smart, tough, courageous woman.

I think she’d be a fantastic president.

[BeckyDem]

5. Warren 2020!

[sunflowerseed]

6. She has been my presidential candidate for yrs!

I live in Oklahoma and donated to her Senate Campaign and presidential campaign can't wait to call her our President!!

[BeyondGeography]

7. Mine too

I always thought she’d be a great candidate and she has been just that. This country needs her.

[ProfessionalLeft]

9. Warren Was My Choice Before She Even Announced

I, too, have wanted Senator Warren to be our president for years. I have made several contributions to her campaign and will continue to do so as long as she remains in the race.

Frankly, I think Biden is going to be our nominee because he's the "safe" choice. And I will vote for him if, indeed, he is the Democratic candidate for president.

But it sure would be nice to vote for a candidate that I want to see become president to the marrow of my bones. I haven't had that feeling since I voted for McGovern in '72. Hopefully, Warren will be our candidate and I will live to see a true progressive in the White House during my adulthood.

Edit -- I did vote for Obama enthusiastically in 2008. But, he had me fooled. I realized that the day that Axelrod belligerently referred to me and like-minded progressives as "the professional left".

[marlakay]

8. Waiting for bus at cliffs of mohor today

In Ireland, i met family from Rhode Island, asked him who of the 25 he liked. He said Elizabeth Warren and went on and on about how great she was.

I told him she was my number two and since my primary is later who knows who will be left then.

He said he liked Pete too he was one of his top 3.

I am enjoying meeting people from all over the states, people are engaged and hoping against hope to get rid of Trump.