It's back in the news. Elizabeth Warren & her DNA test. From The New York Times: "Advisers close to…

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It's back in the news. Elizabeth Warren & her DNA test. From The New York Times: "Advisers close to Ms. Warren say she has privately expressed concern that she may have damaged her relationships to Native American groups and her own standing with progressive activists, particularly those who are racial minorities. Several outside advisers are even more worried: They say they believe a plan should be made to repair that damage, possibly including a strong statement of apology."

Elizabeth Warren Stands by DNA Test. But Around Her, Worries Abound.

Since releasing the results in October, the ancestry issue clouding her possible presidential campaign has only intensified.

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Bullwinkle1234

Dec 6, 2018

Warren "used" her phony American Indian heritage to gain an advantage. Doesn't say much for her character. By the way she is not liked enough to win a National election so who is anyone kidding. A real sourpuss

White Horse

Dec 7, 2018

Follow this link that the Cherokee Nation requested from a genealogist that PROVES ms. warren is NOT Native and shows Every time she checked the box for minority/NDN.

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