Highlights
Senator Elizabeth Warren has mobilized her donor network in reaction to recent rumors that a pro-XRP candidate would challenge her for her Senate seat. In an email that Fox Journalist Eleanor Terrett was able to obtain, Warren requested assistance from her followers to fight John Deaton, who supported XRP.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is currently trying to keep the shine away from pro-XRP lawyer John Deaton. In an email overdrive mode, she urged her donor base to help save her senate seat against Deaton. Warren in her attempt, also draws attention to Deaton’s recent move to Massachusetts. She quotes his act of “checking a box in Washington” being deceiving, while additionally pointing to altering his address. The agreement stems from her idea that somebody who represents Massachusetts should live and know the people of the place.
The agitation comes after John E. Deaton announced his intention to compete for the Massachusetts Senate seat in the US Senate. Deaton has previously conveyed his excitement at the chance to represent the people of Massachusetts in the US Congress and promote change.
Attention has been paid to Deaton’s candidacy, especially in the XRP community. Deaton is well-known for his support of cryptocurrencies and has been vocal about his support. Many people in the XRP community and the larger Web3 community are impressed by his dedication to the cryptocurrency business and see his candidacy as a possible means of promoting cryptocurrency-related legislation in the Senate.
On the other hand, according to another Bloomberg report, the cryptocurrency business is stepping up its criticism of Senator Elizabeth Warren’s anti-crime legislation. The criticism stems from the claim that if the bill passes, the industry would be destroyed in the US. The bill will potentially destroy the savings of numerous Americans who have lawfully invested in the cryptocurrency asset class.
Crypto voters will be quite important in this election cycle, at least in the United States. Forbes reports that one in five Americans currently own digital assets. 52 million individuals are included in that figure. Additionally, the political makeup of this group is arguably the most notable. According to survey data from Coinbase and Morning Consult, Forbes also stated that 22% of respondents who own cryptocurrency identified as Democrats, 18% as Republicans, and 22% as Independents. Up to 1.9 million votes in the 2024 elections will be cast by proponents of cryptocurrencies. This would also be enough to change the election’s direction and possibly even tilt it. For political candidates, it would seem sense to join the cryptocurrency bandwagon in such a situation.
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