TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月10日 02時05分

@elizabethwarren’s policy proposals have become her brand. On the campaign trail, her off-the-cuff phrase “I have a plan for that!” became so ubiquitous that it morphed into a viral applause line; in #Iowa, supporters printed the accidental slogan on T-shirts. Her campaign, staffers say, is built on the conviction that voters want substance, not theatrics, and will throw in for the candidate who puts forth serious ideas to create change, reports @sweetwards. It’s an audacious bet in the Donald #Trump era. Voters tend to tell pollsters they prioritize policy over personality. But they said that in 2016 too, when Hillary Clinton’s detailed agenda was no match for Trump’s simple slogans and schoolyard nicknames. As her Democratic competitors offer enticing promises largely devoid of specifics, Warren insists on ­talking nuts and bolts. In these photographs, Warren campaigns on May 3 in Iowa, where she’s hired dozens of paid staff to compete in the first caucus state. Read more, and see more pictures, at the link in bio. Photographs by @kristaschlueter for TIME

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