Posted on 07/06/2018 6:30:33 PM PDT by Rummyfan
At a rally in Great Falls, Montana Thursday evening, President Donald Trump threw down the gauntlet to Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren: $1 million in exchange for proof of the aboriginal heritage she claimed to get special standing at Harvard. Trump even offered to do the cheek swab himself for one of those online DNA tests.
With Mark away, we here at SteynOnline thought it would be a good time to share this piece about the potential Democratic presidential nominee for 2020 from page 27 of The [Un]documented Mark Steyn...
The Massachusetts Democrat is Indian in the sense of checking the "Are you Native American?" box on the Association of American Law Schools form, which Elizabeth Warren did for much of her adult life. According to her, she's part Cherokee and part Delaware. Not in the Joe Biden sense, I hasten to add, but Delaware in the sense of the Indian tribe named in honor of the home state of Big F**kin' Chief Dances with Plugs.
How does she know she's a Cherokee maiden? Well, she cites her grandfather's "high cheekbones," and says the Indian stuff is part of her family "lore." Which was evidently good enough for Harvard Lore School when they were looking to rack up a few affirmative-action credits. The former Obama special adviser to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and chairperson of the Congressional Oversight Panel now says that "I listed myself in the directory in the hopes that it might mean that I would be invited to a luncheon, a group, something that might happen with people who are like I am," and certainly not for personal career advancement or anything like that. Like everyone else, she was shocked, shocked ...
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Where has she been? Getting her cheekbones raised in preparation for her 2020 run?
The Return of Fauxcahontas
Only one word to describe her...patheticphony.
“Chow” meaning “food” in a general sense first appeared in the mid-19th century in the US. Its source seems to have been the English-Chinese pidgin term “chow chow,” also meaning “food.”
I didn’t think that word was Indian, much less Native American in origin.
Total cultural appropriation on the part of Fauxcahauntus.
Dances with Plugs LOL
“Harvard Lore School “
So funny on many levels...
I have watched some YouTube videos about DNA tests--there are people with well-documented American Indian ancestry but it does not show up in the DNA results.
Harvard Lore School
Bwaaaaaaah!
I think “Foxy-Haunches” has a nice Alinsky-er ring to it.
What says our resident expert in these matters, Laz?
On the other hand, she does have well documented ancestry on the other side of the Trail Of Tears story.
ooooh! that’s a new one ... “Crockagawea.”
Crock-A-Jawea.
Lie-A-Watha.
Faux Squaw
getting her cheekbones raised?
She is a dangerous potential candidate who may be a faster walking version of Hillary.
We have to remember, though, that the Dem-Socialists behind the scenes run it all-—not an array of candidates presented to an informed electorate.
If Soros said Obama, it was Obama. He and others including the leftist news media will conspire together and come up with all the quota factors needed (males out feminists in, etc.).
We’ll learn the candidate when coincidentally all the news shows but Fox feature gushing puff pieces on the towering greatness shown by the godlike candidate X, the solution to the white male supremacy of Trump and his followers.
Grey Beaver
“In the new Composite America, you can celebrate diversity all by yourself.”
Steyn is back on his A game.
The above quote is where I operate.
Bingo.....my grandmother was full blooded Choctaw and when I got my results from 23&Me there was zero Native American.....I handed my brother the results and he looked up at me and said “so Mama Black didn’t exist?” I laughed and said evidently not.....I think these sites that you send your spit into are bogus.....just saying...
I meant great-grandmother!
Heap Big Squaw Grey Beaver!
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