Elizabeth Warren AKA Pocohantas

Chief Elizabeth "Pocohantas" Warren

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) submitted herself to a safe DNA test from a friend at a university and, she really did possibly have one non-white ancestor at some point in the last 250 years.

The Senator who would be our next president is tripling down on her claims that she is a “minority” candidate.. If Elizabeth Warren is willing to lie about her own blood, even in the face of scientific evidence, she has no business having her hands on the reins of power in America.

The Association of American Law Schools publishes a directory every year. It lists every law professor in the country and they submit their entries.  Elizabeth Warren submitted her entry every year from 1986 through 1995 and every year listed her race as “Native American.”

When Elizabeth Warren was teaching at the University of Pennsylvania, she was initially listed as “white” in the faculty directory. She pitched a fit and demanded that her ethnicity be changed to “Native American.” At Harvard Law, the blond-haired, blue-eyed Elizabeth Warren called herself a “woman of color.”

Harvard praised itself for its virtue upon hiring Elizabeth Warren, claiming that it had fulfilled its duty under the liberal religion of "Diversity" by hiring a female with a “minority background.”  They also fired their President Larry Summers for having said in a speech that women were not as interested in engineering as men!  It's a fact!

Elizabeth Warren has called her own grandparents on her father’s side of the family “racists.” She has claimed on camera in interviews that her grandparents didn’t want her father to marry her mother because she was “Cherokee” and “Delaware.”  In this naked appeal for approval she claims they eloped. All of the people involved in this tale have passed away, so none of her claims can be verified.
“Trump always likes to call my mom a liar,” sniffs Elizabeth Warren. That is a bold-faced lie: President Trump has never referred to Elizabeth Warren’s mother. He’s calling Elizabeth Warren a liar as she definitely appears to be.

She also signed her plagiarized recipe for “Pow Wow Chow” as “Elizabeth Warren – Cherokee.” From the 1980s Elizabeth Warren has claimed that she is a Native American to advance her career.
In her DNA campaign commercial, she has her brothers appear on camera to back up her assertions, but Warren’s extended family says her claims are not true.  The only reference to an “Indian” in any of the family biographies of the Warren family and their extended relatives is in a document at California State University at Fullerton saying one of Elizabeth Warren’s ancestors shot at an Indian.
Boston.com, a competitor to the Elizabeth Warren-loving Boston Globe, talked to extended family members and second cousins of hers. Many of her own relatives say they have no memory of anyone in the family ever claiming to have Native American ancestry.

Warren insists this was a part of her family folklore that was talked about every year at gatherings and holidays. But her relatives say those conversations never happened. Several of  Elizabeth’s high school classmates in Oklahoma say she never mentioned any Native American ancestry to them.

There is no documentation, no paperwork, other than what she writes herself, and conflicting reports from her own family and friends.  Even the DNA test that she took is suspect because the standards for DNA were from Mexico, Peru and Colombia, not  American Indians!

The Cherokee Nation issued a scathing rejection of Warren’s claims to be one of them. At the end of the day, it turns out that Elizabeth Warren might be 1/1024^th Mexican, Peruvian or Colombian. That is not Cherokee as she has claimed for three decades but it is a lie and used in ways that disqualify her for the Oval Office.

Adrian Vance