Elizabeth Warren is set to speak Wednesday night at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, in an address introducing former President Bill Clinton. Warren will also seek to gain new momentum in her race in Massachusetts against Republican Sen. Scott Brown, the Boston Globe reports, by talking about the stark choice between President Obama and Mitt Romney.
Her chief strategist, Doug Rubin, said she will not mention Brown by name, instead focusing on the differences between Obama and Romney.
But even without an explicit mention of Brown — who polls suggest is more well-liked by Massachusetts voters than Warren — she will be pushing back against his effort to distinguish himself as independent from the national Republican Party.
“I’m talking to the folks in Massachusetts the whole time,” Warren said. “Because our race may be a race for control of the United States Senate, a race about advancing the Republican agenda, or working with President Obama to build a real future for working families.”
