[Eleutheria5]

I think her video where she rolled out her great accomplishment also has a story of how her grandfather’s family didn’t want him marrying his grandmother because “she’s part Cherokee and part Delaware”. Cherokees do have their own tribal government, which rejects DNA. But Delawares were annihilated shortly after the Revolutionary War, so they have no government to speak of, and that’s her fallback. She might not be a Cherokee, but she has an infinitesimally small amount of Delaware genes, which together with her unrecognized and also infinitesimally small amount of Cherokee genes, makes her slightly Amerindian in combination. Amusing that a full-grown Senator with years in politics actually is making an issue of this. She’s lost it, if she ever had it.

[model B]

Yes she’s being played like a fiddle - anyone in her circle of influence that supported her decision to take a “DNA test” or talked her into this needs to have their head examined - around here that’s called doubling down on stupid.

[Ancesthntr]

“She might not be a Cherokee, but she has an infinitesimally small amount of Delaware genes”

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Not true. The database used by the professor who did her test had no North American natives in it; rather, it included only Central and South American Indians. He also said she “might” have between 1/64 and 1/1024 if this DNA in her genes (meaning, quite clearly, that she slsi might NOT). So MAYBE she has an utterly miniscule bit of Aztec or Mayan DANA. Delaware??? Nope, no chance, not even according to her hand-picked professor.

[MayflowerMadam]

” she has an infinitesimally small amount of Delaware genes”

I think that even that isn’t true. I think the closest the DNA came was some tribe in South America or something. No American Indian, IIRC.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Bottom line — she gamed the ‘Affirmative Action’ cyst-em.

Her entire career was built on that foundation.

And it was FRAUD.

All we need to know.

Politically speaking, she’s road kill.