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Democrat Warren rejects money from big tech, bank execs in White House bid

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Democrat Warren rejects money from big tech, bank execs in White House bid

U.S. Democratic presidential
hopeful Elizabeth Warren said on Tuesday that she will not
accept campaign contributions of more than $200 from executives
at large tech companies, big banks, private equity firms or
hedge funds, escalating her quest to eliminate the influence of
moneyed interests on her campaign.

Posted by Reuters

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