[SamAdams76]

Morally, this is no different than somebody falsely claiming combat experience. It's reprehensible and should be an instant disqualifier for anybody seeking public office for such people have not only betrayed the public trust but they dishonored those who did serve in combat.

1/32nd Indian? Give me a break. My grandmother was a half Indian but I never claimed special privileges and neither did my father. Or even my grandmother herself, for that matter.

If I was to trace my ancestors all the way back to my great-great-great grandmother, I bet I would be able to claim 20 different heritages and nationalities. But then again, I'm not a liberal looking for special treatment.

Scott Brown aside, I hope the voters of Massachusetts run her sorry, fraudulent ass out on a rail this November.

[Hemingway's Ghost]

If I was to trace my ancestors all the way back to my great-great-great grandmother, I bet I would be able to claim 20 different heritages and nationalities. But then again, I'm not a liberal looking for special treatment.

Amen.

I'm Acadian by ancestry, hence, I'm also Mi'kmaq by ancestry. But you won't see me using it, as I'm not a liberal looking for special treatment, either.