In a scathing critique that’s making waves across political circles, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) took a pointed jab at former President Donald Trump and Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), declaring she “wouldn’t trust them to move my couch.”

Warren’s biting comment came in response to recent statements made by Trump and Vance regarding economic policies. The Massachusetts senator, known for her sharp wit and progressive stance, didn’t mince words as she questioned their credibility on financial matters.

“Let’s be clear,” Warren stated in a recent interview, “these are the same guys who thought it was a great idea to give massive tax breaks to billionaires while working families struggled to make ends meet. I wouldn’t trust them to move my couch, let alone make decisions about our economy.”

The senator’s remarks highlight the ongoing tension between progressive Democrats and Trump-aligned Republicans over economic policy. Warren, a former Harvard law professor and expert in bankruptcy law, has long been a vocal critic of what she sees as Republican policies favoring the wealthy at the expense of middle-class Americans.

Trump and Vance, both known for their controversial statements and populist appeal, have yet to respond to Warren’s comments. However, the senator’s quip has already gone viral on social media, with supporters praising her sharp humor and critics accusing her of resorting to personal attacks.

As the 2024 election cycle heats up, Warren’s statement serves as a reminder of the deep ideological divides that continue to shape American politics. Whether moving couches or shaping economic policy, it’s clear that the debate over who Americans should trust with their future is far from over.