Elizabeth Warren has Less Native American DNA than the Average “White” American

To say that President Donald J. Trump has undermined the credibility of Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren by continually referring to her as “Pocahontas” would be something of an understatement.

It has been widely reported that the far-left senator may have unfairly taken advantage of college entrance policies by putting down she was Native American. She says she did this on the basis of old family stories and having “high cheekbones.” Talk about racist stereotypes.

Shackled with the Pocahontas moniker for cheating her way into a teaching job at Harvard, many American are simply unable to take Sen. Warren seriously. In fact, one of her political opponents even sent her a DNA test via certified mail challenging her to prove the claim.

On this Fox News exclusive, Daily Briefing host Dana Perino scrutinizes the decision by liberal Sen. Warren to try and clear her name just weeks before the critical mid-term elections by releasing DNA evidence that she may have a little Native American ancestry in her genes after all.

The timing seems particularly poor for Sen. Warren to try and change voters’ minds about whether or not it was improper for her to claim Native American ancestry to swindle other more qualified applicants. Political pundits on both sides agree she should have waited until after the mid-term elections.

But if clearing her name was Sen. Warren’s goal, consider the facts on this Fox News video and you decide whether she has earned the nickname “Pocahontas.”


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