Elizabeth Warren's BS Coming Back To Bite AGAIN

I blame Andrew Jackson.

So, this one wasn't true either.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... 3d4c33bb6b

Starting to see a pattern here...

Soulshiner wrote: So, this one wasn't true either.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... 3d4c33bb6b

Starting to see a pattern here...

Get with the program... from the Harvard Crimson...

Harvard Law School currently has only one tenured minority woman, Gottlieb Professor of Law Elizabeth Warren, who is Native American. The racial makeup of the HLS Faculty has been an issue before as well: in 1989, Harvard dismissed Weld Professor of Law Derrick A. Bell after 18 years of teaching because the noted expert on race and law refused to end his leave in protest of the absence of minority women on HLS faculty.

http://www.thecrimson.com/article/1998/ ... ouncement/

Now go back to sleep.

Looks like Elizabeth Warren only calls herself Cherokee 1/32 of the time.

Soulshiner wrote: So, this one wasn't true either.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... 3d4c33bb6b

Starting to see a pattern here...

Ya, I'm seeing a pattern as well but you would be to partisan to open your eyes to see it.

The University of Pennsylvania document -- a report published in 2005, 10 year after Warren left to teach at Harvard Law school – indicates she was a minority faculty member and had won a teaching award. The report stated only eight of the 112 awards give out during a 13-year span had gone to minority teachers.

Minority at the University of Pennsylvania? Say it isn't so!!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/05 ... -heritage/

CritiKalbILL wrote: This just keeps getting more and more funny by the day. She has made the claim that's she's part Cherokee (1/32 at best)... now it appears that her great great grandfather was helping to kill Cherokees.

But Paul Reed, a Utah genealogist who is a fellow at the American Genealogical Society, said he found primary documentation that shows Warren’s great-great-great grandfather Jonathan Crawford served in a Tennessee militia unit that rounded up Cherokees before they were force-marched to Oklahoma in the infamous “Trail of Tears.”

“Jonathan H. Crawford did serve in the Indian wars,” said Reed. “He is listed as serving in the company that rounded up Cherokees.”

http://news.bostonherald.com/news/polit ... rs_report/

Two points to your original post:
(1) The current Constitutional Chief of the Cherokee Nation, Bill John Baker, is 1/32 Cherokee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_John_Baker

(2) as regards to actions of ancestors, I don't think you can hold someone accountable for their great grandfather. That is really grasping at straws.

CritiKalbILL wrote:

Soulshiner wrote: So, this one wasn't true either.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... 3d4c33bb6b

Starting to see a pattern here...

Ya, I'm seeing a pattern as well but you would be to partisan to open your eyes to see it.

The University of Pennsylvania document -- a report published in 2005, 10 year after Warren left to teach at Harvard Law school – indicates she was a minority faculty member and had won a teaching award. The report stated only eight of the 112 awards give out during a 13-year span had gone to minority teachers.

Minority at the University of Pennsylvania? Say it isn't so!!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/05 ... -heritage/

You're calling someone partisan? That's rich...

Soulshiner wrote:

CritiKalbILL wrote:

Soulshiner wrote: So, this one wasn't true either.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... 3d4c33bb6b

Starting to see a pattern here...

Ya, I'm seeing a pattern as well but you would be to partisan to open your eyes to see it.

The University of Pennsylvania document -- a report published in 2005, 10 year after Warren left to teach at Harvard Law school – indicates she was a minority faculty member and had won a teaching award. The report stated only eight of the 112 awards give out during a 13-year span had gone to minority teachers.

Minority at the University of Pennsylvania? Say it isn't so!!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/05 ... -heritage/

You're calling someone partisan? That's rich...

I never said I wasn't partisan now did I? I'm just pointing out that YOUR partisanship is getting in the way of you seeing the truth in this story. Prove it's not the truth and I'll shut up.

Soulshiner wrote:

CritiKalbILL wrote:

Soulshiner wrote: So, this one wasn't true either.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... 3d4c33bb6b

Starting to see a pattern here...

Ya, I'm seeing a pattern as well but you would be to partisan to open your eyes to see it.

The University of Pennsylvania document -- a report published in 2005, 10 year after Warren left to teach at Harvard Law school – indicates she was a minority faculty member and had won a teaching award. The report stated only eight of the 112 awards give out during a 13-year span had gone to minority teachers.

Minority at the University of Pennsylvania? Say it isn't so!!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/05 ... -heritage/

You're calling someone partisan? That's rich...

You're calling these stories false... that rich. Try reading the links... especially the article in The Harvard Crimson which identifies Warren as a Native-American.

Wily Fox aka Angela wrote:

CritiKalbILL wrote: This just keeps getting more and more funny by the day. She has made the claim that's she's part Cherokee (1/32 at best)... now it appears that her great great grandfather was helping to kill Cherokees.

But Paul Reed, a Utah genealogist who is a fellow at the American Genealogical Society, said he found primary documentation that shows Warren’s great-great-great grandfather Jonathan Crawford served in a Tennessee militia unit that rounded up Cherokees before they were force-marched to Oklahoma in the infamous “Trail of Tears.”

“Jonathan H. Crawford did serve in the Indian wars,” said Reed. “He is listed as serving in the company that rounded up Cherokees.”

http://news.bostonherald.com/news/polit ... rs_report/

Two points to your original post:
(1) The current Constitutional Chief of the Cherokee Nation, Bill John Baker, is 1/32 Cherokee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_John_Baker

(2) as regards to actions of ancestors, I don't think you can hold someone accountable for their great grandfather. That is really grasping at straws.

Can I call myself an African American if my great great great grandma was African? Would you object to someone (who's not a Dem of course), checking a minority box on an application of any kind if they were only 1/32 minority?

And I only brought up the sins of the grandfather because it's funny how her acting like a minority brought up some history of Cherokee abuse in her family. Probably nothing she would be proud of when she gathers with her fellow Cherokees rofllol