XRP Lawyer John Deaton Bashes Elizabeth Warren For Elites Funding

In a bold stance, John Deaton, renowned as a pro-XRP lawyer, has launched a scathing critique against Senator Elizabeth Warren. Moreover, Deaton took a jab at Warren’s ties to funding from the elites as she runs against the XRP attorney for a Senate seat.

John Deaton Critiques Elizabeth Warren

With fervor, Deaton said, “If I could self-fund, I would, because freedom is on the line.” He rallied supporters and urged them to join his cause. The XRP lawyer stood firm against the elites who resorted to funding Warren’s Senate campaign. Deaton said, “Let’s send a message to Washington elites, the people are coming for [Elizabeth Warren’s] Senate seat. I promise, I will fight for you.”

Deaton’s commitment to his campaign is made visible as he disclosed, “I put in $500K of my own money because I know I can win.” Encouraging donations via traditional means or crypto, he stressed, “Freedom is on the line.” This fiery declaration underscores Deaton’s determination to shake up the political landscape and champion the voices of the people against entrenched power structures.

Moreover, the XRP advocate attached a video of himself spotlighting the two reasons behind his decision to pit against Senator Elizabeth Warren. Deaton underscored that Washington needs a “non-partisan leadership who can represent regular people” and he can “win,” hence, he decided to challenge Warren’s Senate seat.

Furthermore, Deaton asserted that some people believe that hat Warren can never lose in Massachusetts but that isn’t true. To justify his point, the XRP attorney referred to a poll by Boston.com wherein 57% of their readers believed that Warren could be unseated by a challenger like Deaton.

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New Challenger To Massachusetts Senate Candidates

Qubic Labs co-founder Ian Cain, has recently declared his Republican affiliation, sparking speculation about his potential bid for Warren’s Senate seat. Cain’s background in the blockchain industry, through his involvement with Qubic Labs, underscores his pro-crypto stance and positions him as a formidable opponent to the established candidates.

However, questions loom regarding his ability to secure the necessary 10,000 signatures by the May 7 deadline to secure a spot on the ballot. John Deaton, the vocal advocate for XRP, has already amassed a substantial number of signatures, surpassing the halfway mark. Meanwhile, Cain would face a steep climb to catch up if he chooses to run against Warren and Deaton.

In addition, Deaton’s campaign benefits from the strategic counsel of Jim Conroy, a seasoned political advisor with ties to former Massachusetts Republican Governor Charlie Baker. Hence, if Cain decides to enter the race, he must not only win favor within the GOP ranks but also mobilize supporters to meet the stringent signature requirements within the tight time frame.

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