Sen. Elizabeth Warren continued to remake herself as a combative debater in Tuesday’s Democratic face-off in Charleston, S.C., and once again her target was former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

Within minutes of the start of the debate she had indicted Bloomberg for his past support of Republicans and his treatment of women at his private company — repeating an allegation that he once told a pregnant employee to have an abortion.

Warren’s assault began when she was asked why she considers Bloomberg the “riskiest” candidate for the Democratic nomination.

“Let’s think of it this way: We’re here in Charleston,” Warren said. “And you know who’s going to be in Charleston later this week is Donald Trump. He’s going to be here to raise money for his buddy, Sen. Lindsey Graham. Who funded Lindsey Graham’s campaign for reelection last time? It was Mayor Bloomberg.”

In 2014, Bloomberg donated $250,000 to the super-PAC supporting Graham.

“And that’s not the only right-wing senator Mayor Bloomberg has funded,” Warren continued. “In 2016, he dumped $12 million into the Pennsylvania Senate race to help reelect an anti-choice, right-wing Republican senator. And I just want to say, the woman challenger was terrific. She lost by a single point.”

That was Democrat Katie McGinty, who lost in her bid to unseat Sen. Pat Toomey. Toomey had broken with most of his party to support background checks for certain gun purchases. Gun control is one of Bloomberg’s signature issues.

“In 2012, he swooped in to try to defend another Republican senator against a woman challenger,” Warren continued. “That was me. It didn’t work.”

Bloomberg backed Sen. Scott Brown, who Warren ultimately unseated.

“I don’t care how much money Mayor Bloomberg has,” she added. “The core of the Democratic Party will never trust him.”

Bloomberg, who took office Jan. 1, 2002, said, “I have been training for this job since I stepped in the pile, still smoldering, on 9/11. I know what to do. I’ve shown I know how to run a country. I’ve run the city, which is almost the same size — bigger than most countries in the world. I am the one choice that makes some sense. I have the experience. I have the resources and I have the record. And all of the sideshows the senator wants to bring up have nothing to do with that.” Read more

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