Elizabeth Warren keeps up her badass questioning

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Here's Sen. Elizabeth Warren chastising congressional Republicans for<="http://teamsternation.blogspot.com/2013/03/10-reasons-senate-should-confirm.html"> filibustering the nomination of Richard Cordray as chief of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Because, you know, he's been demanding restitution from banks who steal from consumers. Our favorite line from Sen. Warren:

The American people deserve a Congress that worries less about helping big banks and more about helping regular people who've been cheated on mortgages, on credit cards, on student loans, on credit reports.

Warren defeated banker-friendly Scott Brown for the Massachusetts Senate seat in November. Brown is now working -- wait for it -- as a <="http://mediamatters.org/blog/2013/03/11/scott-brown-becomes-the-latest-fox-contributor/192999">Fox News commentator and<="http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2013/03/11/1700341/after-watering-down-financial-reform-ex-senator-scott-brown-joins-goldman-sachs-lobbying-firm/"> for Goldman Sachs' lobbying firm.