Posted on 04/21/2014 4:13:43 PM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., has served in the U.S. Senate for less than two years, but her message of economic populism and boosting the middle class has catapulted her to stardom with Democrats nationwide.
In her new book, "A Fighting Chance," Warren reflects on growing up in a middle-class family in Oklahoma and shares how that upbringing shaped her mission to help struggling middle-class families.
“I wrote this book out of gratitude. I am the daughter of someone who ended up as a maintenance man, a woman who worked a minimum-wage job at Sears. And I ended up in the United States Senate because I grew up in an America that was investing in kids, that was building a strong middle class,” she said. “We're not doing that anymore. And Washington isn't working for families. It's working for big corporations. It's working for billionaires, not for families. And so this is just the continuation of my work. I wrote 'A Fighting Chance' because that's what I want every kid to have.”
(Excerpt) Read more at abcnews.go.com ...
After making $350,000/yr to teach ONE class...
Elizabeth is now fighting against high tuition.
Go figure.
Cruel. After what this poor woman went through at Wounded Knee! Plus, you have violated several crucial Boy Scout precepts:
Never criticize squaw until you walk a mile in her mocassins, and
No pitch Ti-pi near Buffalo Pi-Pi
Plain squaw look good on plains, no complain.
Cruel. After what this poor woman went through at Wounded Knee! Plus, you have violated several crucial Boy Scout precepts:
Never criticize squaw until you walk a mile in her mocassins, and
No pitch Ti-pi near Buffalo Pi-Pi
Plain squaw look good on plains, no complain.
Extreme doubt obtains, at least in *my* mind, that she did...
the infowarrior
I thought Warren’s Indian name was Princess LieALot or is that Obama’s?
Having to deal with a diet of fry bread and Buffalo must have been difficult.
“It was never easy for me, I was born a poor, Indian child.”
I would have doubts she wrote any of this and may have just rehashed some previous writings given her history of plagiarism may well have copied other parts.
A Fighting Chance: Up From the Reservation.
Not to mention how arduous it is to hunt the elusive Oklahoma crab for making your family’s favorite Native American recipe.
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