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Trump should have one of his undercover people set something up where someone in Warren's family is offered $500k or so for taking a DNA test...then have the results somehow leak out. Alternatively, he could offer say $1M to charity if Warren will back up her claim with a test.
So Elizabeth Warren is the reason Harvard was not diverse? Hahahha okay now the barrel is being scraped. Get that last drop! Desperation is very motivating! Reach!
The concern for Harvard is very touching. Bet they never reported anything inaccurately in their lives, right? No estimating a little on the low side on weight for a driver's license? No shaving a year or two off their age for a dating profile? Total, absolute, and utter consistency in everything they do and say. Wow. That level of perfection is hard to live up to. Bet they had their parents and grandparents, and their siblings for good measure, take lie detector tests before believing a word they said, too.
Her brothers confirmed the same thing. Tell me why she would contribute recipes to an Indian cookbook 30 years ago if she did not think she was of Native American heritage. And what did she gain by giving them recipes?
Just because you hate Elizabeth Warren, likely another woman hating women thing, doesn't mean she is nothing more than a daughter raised on the stories of her parents and grandparents.
You are wrong on two counts so three would make it a strike out.
But, I'd like to get back to the lack of 'respect' - y'know, trump's new word he read from the prompter? - that he holds for everyone who has the misfortune to cross him. What a complete and utter hypocrite. What a lying sack of... feces. What a POLITICIAN!
The purpose of affirmative action is to establish fair access to employment opportunities to create a workforce that is an accurate reflection of the demographics of the qualified available workforce in the relevant job market.
she also claimed to not have used her background for personal gain. And she denied knowing Harvard ever touted her as a minority. But according to The Atlantic, she has shifted between listing herself as white and a minority throughout her career.
So meh, I don't respect Warren, but seriously, all these politicians stoop down to low level of tweeter war like some 12 year old kid. God saves this country
Exactly!^
Growing up, I knew I had some Native American blood in me. I also knew it wasn't very much. Affirmative Action was in its early stages when I applied for college. It never even occurred to me to mention that I had Indian blood. In fact, when I applied to the college I eventually attended, I left blank the box where it asked me my race. There were 2 choices that applied to me and I had to choose one of them---"white" or "Spanish American". I was both so I couldn't choose one, thus I left it blank. The college chose for me. They chose "Spanish American" --- it wasn't a lie.
Eventually I did have a DNA test. I'm 5% Native American --- that's 5% more than Fauxacahontas
Her brothers say some family did not like Native American heritage.
[i]David Herring of Norman, Okla., one of Warren’s three brothers, said in an interview that even when he was a child his relatives were reluctant to talk about the family’s Native American heritage because “it was not popular in my family.”
It couldn't be because there was no such thing could it?
Growing up, I knew I had some Native American blood in me. I also knew it wasn't very much. Affirmative Action was in its early stages when I applied for college. It never even occurred to me to mention that I had Indian blood. In fact, when I applied to the college I eventually attended, I left blank the box where it asked me my race. There were 2 choices that applied to me and I had to choose one of them---"white" or "Spanish American". I was both so I couldn't choose one, thus I left it blank. The college chose for me. They chose "Spanish American" --- it wasn't a lie.
Eventually I did have a DNA test. I'm 5% Native American --- that's 5% more than Fauxacahontas
Without knowing the results of a DNA test, your statement is a lie.
It couldn't be because there was no such thing could it?
After watching the Lone Ranger, the Warren kids bug their parents with questions about being Indian...the parents say "I think your great, great, great, great, great grandmother was Indian - now scram".
Growing up, I knew I had some Native American blood in me. I also knew it wasn't very much. Affirmative Action was in its early stages when I applied for college. It never even occurred to me to mention that I had Indian blood. In fact, when I applied to the college I eventually attended, I left blank the box where it asked me my race. There were 2 choices that applied to me and I had to choose one of them---"white" or "Spanish American". I was both so I couldn't choose one, thus I left it blank. The college chose for me. They chose "Spanish American" --- it wasn't a lie.
Eventually I did have a DNA test. I'm 5% Native American --- that's 5% more than Fauxacahontas
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