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Brown started making Warren money after being elected to the senate and getting his book deal. Prior to that, he made about a third of what she made yearly.
And so... my grandparents are from Ireland, therefore I'm Irish?
Absolutely! I have an Irish last name and have to go back 4 generations before I get back to Ireland. Am I still Irish? Heck yeah! Am I an Irish citizen, no. But I'm still Irish (and French, English, Italian, Dutch and a few others, too!). I can trace ancestors in the US back to the 1600s, but I still have ancestry from all those nationalities, that doesn't change (and never will).
Absolutely! I have an Irish last name and have to go back 4 generations before I get back to Ireland. Am I still Irish? Heck yeah! Am I an Irish citizen, no. But I'm still Irish (and French, English, Italian, Dutch and a few others, too!). I can trace ancestors in the US back to the 1600s, but I still have ancestry from all those nationalities, that doesn't change (and never will).
No... you're not Irish at all. Neither am I. You and me, buddy, we're American through and through.
Go to Ireland and tell 'em your Irish. I'm sure that'll go over real well.
"Tax returns released today show that Republican Scott Brown’s family income more than doubled to nearly $840,000 after he was elected in 2010, while his likely Democratic challenger, Elizabeth Warren, has had nearly $1 million in joint earnings two of the past four years."
If all Brown has to go after is his opponent's claim of heritage then I'd say he's scared. Really scared. Which he should be.
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