USA: Elizabeth Warren vows to continue campaign despite Super Tuesday losses

W/S Supporters of US Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren gathering, Detroit
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SOT, Elizabeth Warren, Democratic Presidential Candidate: "When government works great for those with money and it's not working well for anyone else, that is corruption pure and simple."
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SOT, Elizabeth Warren, Democratic Presidential Candidate: "We are going to make it through this financial crisis. There going to be a financial reform. But, golly, this financial reform is going to have some protection and make sure that we never rack this economy again with a bunch of fakes cheating people."
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SOT, Elizabeth Warren, Democratic Presidential Candidate: "You can't sell a toaster in America that has a one-in-five chance of burning down your house. You shouldn't be able to sell a mortgage that has a one-in-five chance of costing a family their home."
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US Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren held a rally in Detroit as voters cast their ballots in the poll to nominate the party's candidate on 'Super Tuesday.'
Warren said she will continue the campaign despite preliminary results showed she finished third in her home state and Massachusetts.
Joe Biden reinvigorated his campaign after winning 8 out of 14 states during 'Super Tuesday'. There have been calls on Warren to endorse him as a moderate candidate to raise chances in the competition against Bernie Sanders.