Senator Elizabeth Warren will find you a soulmate: NPR

From student loans to housing unaffordable to the opioid crisis, Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has earned a reputation for having a political plan for everything.

This prompted comedian Ashley Nicole Black to marvel at tweet Saturday, "Do you think Elizabeth Warren has a plan to fix my love life?"

Black did not expect to receive an answer, which arrived a day later.

"DM me and we will understand that," the senator from Massachusetts responded.

"I'm dead," Black responded. And Twitterverse went crazy.

"It's the most magical thing I've ever seen happen on this site or anywhere else," writer Katie MacBride m said. "It's the opposite of the presidential twitter we've had for two and a half years and I could not be here for that anymore."

The details of Warren's love plan have not been announced publicly yet. Blighted political observers might even assume that he is no love scheme, and that Warren's tweet was simply a ploy to attract attention.

Nevertheless, Warren's admirers were influenced by his willingness to play.

"Most of the time, I'm pretty happy to be Canadian, but I'd like to be able to elect you this morning." wrote actress Miranda Duffy.

"How effective is it great ?!" tweeted writer Annie Fox. "A POTUS with a heart, a spirit, a sense of humor and two X chromosomes. Yes, we are so ready for that!"

And it was not just the Liberals who found Warren's taint tweeting. "As a long-time Hollywood singer, she wins me slowly …" wrote Lana Walker, who works in media relations.

According to a Fox News poll, Warren is currently one of the top Democratic contenders in third place, with 9% of the vote, with 17% – behind Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, with 17%; and former Vice President Joe Biden, who leads the polls with 35%.

If Warren's secret plan to find the affection does not work for Black, the comedian could try to have his first appointment recorded by NPR. These almost always lead to marriage.