It's official: Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) is getting ready to run for president.
Warren on Monday announced she is forming an exploratory committee, the first step in a presidential run. Warren said in a video message that "America's middle class is under attack" and that the U.S. government has become "a tool for the wealthy and well-connected." She says that "this dark path" the U.S. is on "doesn't have to be our future," pledging to rebuild the middle class and "build it for everyone."
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