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Mockery abounds after 'Wolf Clan' Democrat tomahawks Warren's origin story after receiving her endorsement for Senate

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Mockery abounds after 'Wolf Clan' Democrat tomahawks Warren's origin story after receiving her endorsement for Senate

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) endorsed Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota's Democratic Senate primary in May, claiming that the anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement defender of child sex-rejection surgeries "fights from the heart and knows how to win." Warren appears to have gifted Flanagan with something even better than her endorsement: not being a real Indian. 'Elizabeth Warren is doing a land acknowledgment on Flanagan's head.' The Massachusetts senator spent decades masquerading as an American Indian for apparent personal gain. Warren: claimed "American Indian" status on her State Bar of Texas registration card while working at the University of Texas School of Law; compelled University of Pennsylvania Law School to list her ethnicity as "Native American" rather than "white"; was identified as an American Indian at Harvard Law School; and contributed recipes to the 1984 cookbook " Pow Wow Chow ," described as a compilation of "recipes passed down through the Five

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