As I said above my instinct about her is she is in favor of the little guy, not the privileged/elite.
She IS the privileged/elite:
In 2008, the earliest year for which Warren has released income tax returns, Warren and her husband Bruce Mann had a combined income of $831,208,[1] which increased in 2009 to $981,670. Warren was paid an average of $350,000 per year by Harvard Law School during 2009-2010.[2]
Warren’s net worth as of the end of 2011 was as high as $14.5 million.
And:
Warren and her husband, who have a combined net worth of approximately $15 million and a combined annual income (as of 2011) of almost $1 million, spent almost their entire careers at tax-exempt educational institutions which do not pay any taxes. - See more at:
http://elizabethwarrenwiki.org/factory-owner-speech/Do you really think that someone who has a net worth of about $14.5 million (USD), who works at only tax-exempt institutions, and plainly does not donate much to charity is going to favor bitcoin? It is about power, and whatever it takes to get there for her, and bitcoin is anti-power because it is decentralized by its nature.
She makes "the rich" who make more than $150,000 per year look like mere pikers.
If she really was in favor of the "redistribution" she claims to favor, she would do it voluntarily. Instead, she favors it for others, at the point of a gun and not herself. Look at Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. They are very much in favor of higher taxes on "everyone" -- except themselves when the set up foundations for tens of billions of dollars to protect it from taxes.
Warren is a progressive ("Progressivism is a general political philosophy advocating or favoring gradual social, political, and economic reform through government action.") and that means statist and the state will have a much harder time controlling bitcoin as bitcion grows and improves.
I agree with the poster above, by all means, try to get her in favor of bitcoin. It would be great, but I seriously do not believe that there is any hope when you look at what she believes in.