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Feel free to point me to a source. I had heard she had taken it and it showed some DNA evidence. Didn’t really care much so that’s all I remember.
More Evidence Emerges Elizabeth Warren Lied About Being Fired for Pregnancy
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drcube . . .
you will have to do that to yourself without me.
You go ahead and tell yourself that is what Liz was referring to all the time,
when she was putting on an Indian head dress,
claiming Native American heritage,
pilfering recipes for “Pow Wow Chow” books
posing as an Indian, etc. etc. . . .
(She’s a poser all right.)
. . . But you will have to do that against yourself without me.
You go ahead and think that though if you want.
She is “Native American”,
her results are what she meant all along,
and her whole Indian Schtick was “truth”.
Look. If you want to think 1/64th to 1/1,024th qualifies as to what Liz was talking about,
you will have to do that to yourself without me.
You go ahead and tell yourself that is what Liz was referring to all the time,
when she was putting on an Indian head dress,
claiming Native American heritage,
pilfering recipes for “Pow Wow Chow” books
posing as an Indian, etc. etc. . . .
(She’s a poser all right.)
. . . But you will have to do that against yourself without me.
You go ahead and think that though if you want.
She is “Native American”,
her results are what she meant all along,
and her whole Indian Schtick was “truth”.
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to those with TDS (not intended for anyone in particular)(some just like to argue)
all that matters is
orange man bad
the rest can do no wrong in comparison
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So maybe she was fond of her 100% Indian Great Great Great Great Grandfather. I wonder how long he lived.
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Cathoholic
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Cathoholic (in context) . . .
ProVobis’ “quote” of Cathoholic . . .
ProVobis conclusion? (Based upon such premises.) . . .
Cathoholic’s response to this?
Well there you have it ProVobis.
I guess it is all “truth” then.
At least you have given yourself a “foundation” to conclude and think that way.
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For everybody else.
Read these responses and draw your own conclusions.
What I have concluded is . . .
. . . it doesn’t matter what Liz says. At least to some.
Some people will defend her no matter what because she is part of their group. At least that is the way I see it.
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ProVobis’ “quote” of Cathoholic . . .
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ProVobis conclusion? (Based upon such premises.) . . .
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Cathoholic’s response to this?
Well there you have it ProVobis.
I guess it is all “truth” then.
At least you have given yourself a “foundation” to conclude and think that way.
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For everybody else.
Read these responses and draw your own conclusions.
What I have concluded is . . .
. . . it doesn’t matter what Liz says. At least to some.
Some people will defend her no matter what because she is part of their group. At least that is the way I see it.
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To the readers here.
Someone expressed dissatisfaction with the phrase Pow Wow Chow and Elizabeth Warren.
Naturally they project their own race issues.
And
Someone expressed dissatisfaction with the phrase Pow Wow Chow and Elizabeth Warren.
Naturally they project their own race issues.
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drcube
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Again, she took a DNA test and found evidence of Native American ancestry. So, you might want to stop lying about it unless you have evidence that the test was flawed in some way as Theo claimed and then didn’t post the evidence.
What she found was insufficient to claim native American heritage.
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dvdjs
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No. What she found was insufficient for her to obtain tribal membership.
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dvdjs
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You may be unfamiliar with the fact that the various tribes have strict rules for tribal membership. I know numerous people of mixed ancestry, with certain Native American heritage, that are ineligible for tribal membership. Not sure why that seems funny to you.
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Of course they do.
If she had sufficient dna to be a member of a tribe, so would most of America.
After all, the average American has more native American DNA than she does.
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dvdjs
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it is good that you acknolege the difference between Tribal membership and Native American Heritage.
Just so we don’t miss the point…
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Theo520
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Exactly, she indicated a much stronger genetic tie to being native American,
At 1/1,024 standard I expect hundreds or thousands of lawyers had equal claims to where she stole opportunity and recognition from actual native americans
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dvdjs
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What she related was a family narrative that was plausible, and accepted by her. I don’t remember the details of the narrative well enough to whether it was off by generations or just mistaken. I would expect that those that want to make an accusation of lying have those details, including information about whether or not there was in fact such a family narrative.
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Rhetorical analysis . . . .
If you are a “white” guy, it’s OK to apply to a dental school or competitive grad school as “a black”.
It’s OK as long as your family has spun tales about you being a “black” in a family narrative.
If you are a “white” guy, it’s OK to apply to a dental school or competitive grad school as “a black”.
It’s OK as long as your family has spun tales about you being a “black” in a family narrative.
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drcube
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So, where’s that article that you were going to cite?
LeafByNiggle
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There is no evidence Elizabeth Warren lied. She said her contract was initially extended for another year. But that was before it was obvious that she was pregnant. She said the principle told her he was going to hire someone else. Is there any reason to disbelieve her? It certainly happened often enough to not even be unusual is 1971. There is a record of her resigning? That is just a formality. She may have been “encouraged” to resign, and perhaps a resignation looks better on a resume than a dismissal. There is good reason for her to comply with their request. Of course Breitbart mentions none of this.
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