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I would hope this blunder would put her Senate seat in jeopardy. I’m not sure how likely that is though.
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Mike, that was a family story, not an application for Cherokee membership.do you even research the stupid shit you say?All she ever said was that she had a Native American grandmother of some degree of greats. And she did.Just look at the other threads and see all the liars defending her lying ass. Should tell people all they need to know about the crime party.
This lie being circulated that most Americans have Native American DNA is FALSE.
The White American average genetic makeup is 98.6% European, 0.19% African, and 0.18% Native American.
These low numbers illustrate that the contribution of Native Americans to the White and Black population is minuscule. But, you also have to understand that this is based on aggregate figures. Most families would have no Native ancestry at all. A smaller number would have slightly higher degrees, which would then give an extremely low number to the entire population as an average. In other words, pull a random American, and they would not have that result by some kind of default.
https://www.quora.com/What-percentage-of-the-US-population-carry-Native-Americans’-DNA
It also makes no difference if North or South American Native DNA was used for comparison, because the DNA of Native Americans in the Americas (north or south makes no difference) because it is easily distinguishable from any other populations.
I don't know why the Cherokee tribe is so upset with Elizabeth Warren--she is not claiming tribal membership, which seems to be his beef. It is Republicans who are taking this fairly simple "gotcha" by Warren and trying (without success) to turn it into some sort of lie.
She gotcha, boys. Eat it.
Elizabeth Warren - Wikipedia
indicates SHE said cherokee. here is their reference:
Elizabeth Warren’s family has mixed memories about heritage | Boston.com
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.’’ Only when he begged his grandparents, said Herring, did they finally explain to him: “Your grandfather is part Delaware, a little bitty bit, way back, and your grandmother is part Cherokee. It was not the most popular thing to do in Oklahoma. [Indians] were degraded, looked down on.’’
you really should look shit up before making claims.
so - gotcha. eat it.
Getting scared?Wow, would you lookit the size of that circle-jerk?
mike?Mike, that was a family story, not an application for Cherokee membership.do you even research the stupid shit you say?All she ever said was that she had a Native American grandmother of some degree of greats. And she did.Just look at the other threads and see all the liars defending her lying ass. Should tell people all they need to know about the crime party.
This lie being circulated that most Americans have Native American DNA is FALSE.
The White American average genetic makeup is 98.6% European, 0.19% African, and 0.18% Native American.
These low numbers illustrate that the contribution of Native Americans to the White and Black population is minuscule. But, you also have to understand that this is based on aggregate figures. Most families would have no Native ancestry at all. A smaller number would have slightly higher degrees, which would then give an extremely low number to the entire population as an average. In other words, pull a random American, and they would not have that result by some kind of default.
https://www.quora.com/What-percentage-of-the-US-population-carry-Native-Americans’-DNA
It also makes no difference if North or South American Native DNA was used for comparison, because the DNA of Native Americans in the Americas (north or south makes no difference) because it is easily distinguishable from any other populations.
I don't know why the Cherokee tribe is so upset with Elizabeth Warren--she is not claiming tribal membership, which seems to be his beef. It is Republicans who are taking this fairly simple "gotcha" by Warren and trying (without success) to turn it into some sort of lie.
She gotcha, boys. Eat it.
Elizabeth Warren - Wikipedia
indicates SHE said cherokee. here is their reference:
Elizabeth Warren’s family has mixed memories about heritage | Boston.com
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.’’ Only when he begged his grandparents, said Herring, did they finally explain to him: “Your grandfather is part Delaware, a little bitty bit, way back, and your grandmother is part Cherokee. It was not the most popular thing to do in Oklahoma. [Indians] were degraded, looked down on.’’
you really should look shit up before making claims.
so - gotcha. eat it.
Well a Catawba indian just entered the thread so you might want to go hide under a rock.
She has about as much indian in her, as you have a brain in your head.Liz Warren is as Indian as she claims
When is Crooked Donnie going to pay the million?
Sorry, Iceberg. And I've given you a very specific and informative link to clear up a lot of the misrepresentations here. If you choose to ignore them, that's on you.mike?Mike, that was a family story, not an application for Cherokee membership.do you even research the stupid shit you say?All she ever said was that she had a Native American grandmother of some degree of greats. And she did.Just look at the other threads and see all the liars defending her lying ass. Should tell people all they need to know about the crime party.
This lie being circulated that most Americans have Native American DNA is FALSE.
The White American average genetic makeup is 98.6% European, 0.19% African, and 0.18% Native American.
These low numbers illustrate that the contribution of Native Americans to the White and Black population is minuscule. But, you also have to understand that this is based on aggregate figures. Most families would have no Native ancestry at all. A smaller number would have slightly higher degrees, which would then give an extremely low number to the entire population as an average. In other words, pull a random American, and they would not have that result by some kind of default.
https://www.quora.com/What-percentage-of-the-US-population-carry-Native-Americans’-DNA
It also makes no difference if North or South American Native DNA was used for comparison, because the DNA of Native Americans in the Americas (north or south makes no difference) because it is easily distinguishable from any other populations.
I don't know why the Cherokee tribe is so upset with Elizabeth Warren--she is not claiming tribal membership, which seems to be his beef. It is Republicans who are taking this fairly simple "gotcha" by Warren and trying (without success) to turn it into some sort of lie.
She gotcha, boys. Eat it.
Elizabeth Warren - Wikipedia
indicates SHE said cherokee. here is their reference:
Elizabeth Warren’s family has mixed memories about heritage | Boston.com
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.’’ Only when he begged his grandparents, said Herring, did they finally explain to him: “Your grandfather is part Delaware, a little bitty bit, way back, and your grandmother is part Cherokee. It was not the most popular thing to do in Oklahoma. [Indians] were degraded, looked down on.’’
you really should look shit up before making claims.
so - gotcha. eat it.
you should really look at who you are talking to as well as researching your own questions/answers, young oldlady.
Republicans and Trumptards don't make good on their bets. They will do any amount of lying to get out of paying up.
Why am I not surprised? Welchers.
i gave you a link from their own family where they say they say they have cherokee blood and you ignore it.Sorry, Iceberg. And I've given you a very specific and informative link to clear up a lot of the misrepresentations here. If you choose to ignore them, that's on you.mike?Mike, that was a family story, not an application for Cherokee membership.do you even research the stupid shit you say?All she ever said was that she had a Native American grandmother of some degree of greats. And she did.Just look at the other threads and see all the liars defending her lying ass. Should tell people all they need to know about the crime party.
This lie being circulated that most Americans have Native American DNA is FALSE.
The White American average genetic makeup is 98.6% European, 0.19% African, and 0.18% Native American.
These low numbers illustrate that the contribution of Native Americans to the White and Black population is minuscule. But, you also have to understand that this is based on aggregate figures. Most families would have no Native ancestry at all. A smaller number would have slightly higher degrees, which would then give an extremely low number to the entire population as an average. In other words, pull a random American, and they would not have that result by some kind of default.
https://www.quora.com/What-percentage-of-the-US-population-carry-Native-Americans’-DNA
It also makes no difference if North or South American Native DNA was used for comparison, because the DNA of Native Americans in the Americas (north or south makes no difference) because it is easily distinguishable from any other populations.
I don't know why the Cherokee tribe is so upset with Elizabeth Warren--she is not claiming tribal membership, which seems to be his beef. It is Republicans who are taking this fairly simple "gotcha" by Warren and trying (without success) to turn it into some sort of lie.
She gotcha, boys. Eat it.
Elizabeth Warren - Wikipedia
indicates SHE said cherokee. here is their reference:
Elizabeth Warren’s family has mixed memories about heritage | Boston.com
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.’’ Only when he begged his grandparents, said Herring, did they finally explain to him: “Your grandfather is part Delaware, a little bitty bit, way back, and your grandmother is part Cherokee. It was not the most popular thing to do in Oklahoma. [Indians] were degraded, looked down on.’’
you really should look shit up before making claims.
so - gotcha. eat it.
you should really look at who you are talking to as well as researching your own questions/answers, young oldlady.
LolAll she ever said was that she had a Native American grandmother of some degree of greats. And she did.Just look at the other threads and see all the liars defending her lying ass. Should tell people all they need to know about the crime party.
This lie being circulated that most Americans have Native American DNA is FALSE.
The White American average genetic makeup is 98.6% European, 0.19% African, and 0.18% Native American.
These low numbers illustrate that the contribution of Native Americans to the White and Black population is minuscule. But, you also have to understand that this is based on aggregate figures. Most families would have no Native ancestry at all. A smaller number would have slightly higher degrees, which would then give an extremely low number to the entire population as an average. In other words, pull a random American, and they would not have that result by some kind of default.
https://www.quora.com/What-percentage-of-the-US-population-carry-Native-Americans’-DNA
It also makes no difference if North or South American Native DNA was used for comparison, because the DNA of Native Americans in the Americas (north or south makes no difference) is easily distinguishable from any other populations.
I don't know why the Cherokee tribe is so upset with Elizabeth Warren--she is not claiming tribal membership, which seems to be his beef. It is Republicans who are taking this fairly simple "gotcha" by Warren and trying (without success) to turn it into some sort of lie.
She gotcha, boys. Eat it.
The University of Texas School of Law. 1986-87: Jay H. Brown Centennial Fellow in Law; 1983-1987: Professor of Law. 1985-86: Conoco Faculty Fellow in Law; 1981-82: Visiting Associate Professor of Law The University of Texas at Austin. 1983-87: Research Associate, Population Research Center The University of Houston Law Center. 1981-83: Associate Professor of Law; 1978-80: Assistant Professor of Law; 1980-81: Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
It appears that the Democrats great red hope has finally tapped out.Elizabeth Warren Melts Down in Wake of DNA Disaster | Breitbart
"Warren is obviously looking for a way to regain her footing after the disastrous rollout of her DNA test, which not only proved she has no claim whatsoever to any sort of Indian ancestry, but that she lacks the judgment and poise to run for president.
Warren’s rollout was such a debacle, she has now been disavowed by the Cherokee Nation, and a number of high profile Democrats are publicly questioning the judgment of her timing — just three weeks before the midterm elections. "
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She may have no more 1/1024 Indian--much less than the average White American.
Warren asked that she no longer be referred to as Pocahantas.
She indicated that she would now prefer to be known as Snow White.
Na, not reallyElizabeth Warren Melts Down in Wake of DNA Disaster | Breitbart
"Warren is obviously looking for a way to regain her footing after the disastrous rollout of her DNA test, which not only proved she has no claim whatsoever to any sort of Indian ancestry, but that she lacks the judgment and poise to run for president.
Warren’s rollout was such a debacle, she has now been disavowed by the Cherokee Nation, and a number of high profile Democrats are publicly questioning the judgment of her timing — just three weeks before the midterm elections. "
__________________
She may have no more 1/1024 Indian--much less than the average White American.
Warren asked that she no longer be referred to as Pocahantas.
She indicated that she would now prefer to be known as Snow White.
Of course that story has many mistruths in it, and the
She doesn't want to join a tribe, she just said he has some NA in her genealogy.
Na, not reallyThe University of Texas School of Law. 1986-87: Jay H. Brown Centennial Fellow in Law; 1983-1987: Professor of Law. 1985-86: Conoco Faculty Fellow in Law; 1981-82: Visiting Associate Professor of Law The University of Texas at Austin. 1983-87: Research Associate, Population Research Center The University of Houston Law Center. 1981-83: Associate Professor of Law; 1978-80: Assistant Professor of Law; 1980-81: Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Darn she taught at Texas School of Law and didn't use her NA genealogy to get her jobs. I suspect Harvard did this to make sure they were admitting minorities for teaching positions.
Read her bio and get educated. She is well educated.
But turns out its true, she does have NA in her genealogy.
Pinocchio Pocahontas is full of shit, and your gullible enough to believe the fucking bitchMapes, a mother of four who volunteers in a clothing bank, is a second cousin to US Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren. The two women, who have never met, share more DNA than most second cousins: Not only were their grandmothers sisters, their grandfathers were brothers. Those brothers — a team of carpenters named Harry and Everett Reed who plied their trade in the Indian Territory that would become the state of Oklahoma — are believed by some family members to have roots in the Delaware tribe. Mapes, who said she was unaware of her cousin’s candidacy until contacted by a reporter, said she does not doubt her heritage.
Elizabeth Warren’s family has mixed memories about heritage - The Boston Globe