Posted on 06/28/2018 6:43:09 AM PDT by COUNTrecount
Never mind Elizabeth Warren President Trump could soon have a Pocahontas in his own family.
And Donald Trump Jr. wants to make a sport of it.
In a segment on Fox News Channels The Five, the anchors took the popular 23 and Me DNA tests to determine their ancestry.
According to the tests, 6.1 percent of Kimberly Guilfoyles DNA is East Asian and Native American, with 5.3 percent definitely Native American and the rest possibly either.
The posting of the results by the conservative site Twitchy prompted the presidential son, who has been widely reported as dating Ms. Guilfoyle, to engage in some snark at Ms. Warrens expense and for the benefit of a Native American charity.
Ill make this interesting. Ill bet @SenWarren $10,000 to a Native American charity that @kimguilfoyle is more Native American than she is. [Let me know], he wrote on Twitter.
Ill make this interesting. Ill bet @SenWarren $10,000 to a Native American charity that @kimguilfoyle is more Native American than she is. LMK
LOL! Fox News Kimberly Guilfoyle could be more Native American than Elizabeth Warrenhttps://t.co/so3NqZsker Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) June 28, 2018
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Happened to me too. My mom’s family lied to her about who her father actually was. We still don’t know.
Not a drop, and we thought we were 1/16th Blackfoot.
If you go back several generations, you have ancestors from whom you have inherited no DNA at all. So lack of any Native American DNA would not conclusively prove that Liz Warren is lying. Even though we know that she is.
No American Indian ancestry myself, but I had cousins in the 19th century who married Cherokees and went with their families on the Trail of Tears to Indian Territory--while Liz Warren's white ancestors were prodding them along.
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