A number of reporters and writers have publicly defended Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) from charges that she had made up being ousted from a teaching job over being “visibly pregnant” with no evidence supporting her account other than her own story, which changed over time.
Warren said on Oct. 8 that she was standing by her account about being forced to leave a teaching job in 1971 because she was clearly pregnant at the time, even after the release of minutes from county board meetings that seemed to clash with her story.
