Posted on 03/13/2018 6:35:51 AM PDT by simpson96
Oh absolutely! She’d be screaming it from rooftops and gotten the results blown up to poster size & laminated.
She’s a fraud.
I have to come to her defense on this. The one “good reason” for not submitting a DNA test result is for privacy. Slippery slope. If she caves on this then everyone’s will be put out the for public scrutiny.
“Cultural appropriation, often framed as cultural misappropriation, is a concept in sociology dealing with the adoption of the elements of a minority culture by members of the dominant culture.”
She stole a spot from a minority. Such a hypocrite.
Fauxcahontas only doubles-down as far as her Massachusetts constituents allow. And they allow her to go *deep*.
Whether that can play on the national stage is another story.
That’s exactly what needs to be discussed here.
Absolutely no one would care what her ancestry is or what ancestry she claims if it weren’t for the fact that the US engages in RACISM by promoting some groups at the expense of others.
Unfortunately for her she's a public figure - and a politician seeking higher office to boot - and is thus not immune from sliding down that slope.
So, as a politician, Trump should have passed his tax records out to the voters?
Were does “public figure” end? At the school board level? The used car dealer who advertises on tv? The kid who’s lemonaid stand gets into the local newspaper?
It should be “indigenous” peoples. Native meaning they were here first. My tribal friends do get a bit uptight when they’re referred to as “Native Americans”. They prefer to be called by their tribal name.
Who doesn’t think she took a DNA test the minute she was challenged on her fraudulent heritage claims? Of course she did, in an attempt to deflect the harsh attack. If she had any Native American genes we would have heard about it to the four winds from every mountain top.
Nowadays, whatever they can get away with.
Bet she did one.
And flunked.
Someone should ask her if she’s taken one already.
-PJ
I guess that does indicate she is giving up on “the national” level.
Her “Mom and Daddy” love story was designed to appeal to real Indiansn - to evoke pity for shared victim-hood. And to convince her followers that even if it was a lie - - it was a noble & romantic lie.
It's almost believable... almost - - soooooo close ... no cigar.
You’re right...
Fauxcahontas is an arrogant liberal imbibing her echo chamber's firewater and breathing its fumes. Lacking any accurate and truthful feedback, she sees the smoke signals coming from the media illuminati and believes she has the calling to run and beat the evil white man Trump.
Have you ever noticed that democrats are crazy people?
Um, no...
Only those who claim / insist that they are members of "protected groups" and whose physical appearance casts doubts upon that will be "pressured."
Regards,
There sure IS good reason for her to avoid a DNA test: because she is a fake, phoney, fraud.
This is a blog written by a Native American genealogist, who has looked deeply into Senator Fauxcahontas’ family history: http://www.pollysgranddaughter.com/p/elizabeth-warren-information.html
Money quote (written while she was running for Senate in 2012): “Elizabeth Warren is a candidate for the U.S. Senate from the state of Massachusetts. She claims she is of Cherokee descent. She has come under fire for possibly using that claim to give her career a boost at a time when Harvard Law was under pressure to hire more minority professors. We have done extensive research on her ancestry and on the stories she has told trying to back up her claim. There is absolutely no evidence to suggest she actually had a Cherokee or American Indian ancestor. Despite repeated requests for her to release her personnel records from the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard Law School, she refuses to do so.”
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