Senator Elizabeth Warren still running for president—re-you may have forgotten what she is—and

she recently talked about her childhood at a campaign event.

She told a very heart-wrenching story which will assume is true, unlike her Native American

heritage.

Yet her dad had a heart attack.

He pulled through, but he couldn't work anymore, so her mother, who had never worked,

went to the workforce.

She took a minimum wage gig at Sears and saved the family from going under.

Now her point had nothing to do with the get it done character of her mom or the value

of hard work.

Elizabeth Warren's point was that her mom was able to take care of the family on the

minimum wage, which I frankly don't believe, but we'll go with it.

She says that today's minimum wage earner should be able to support a spouse, a kid, and

abortion here and there, and maybe a mortgage payment.

Well, what would that take?

50,000 a year, 100,000?

I'm just throwing the numbers out.

Why not a million?

I mean, a million would cover most people and have every minute number of abortions they

want.

But after we pay off their student loans and give them free college and free health care

and a universal guaranteed income, why should they ever work?

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