It's clear it was a hypothetical that he would make that challenge only in a debate with Warren, presumably a Presidential election debate.
But I loved the thread that suggested that Trump donate 1/1024 of a million dollars to charity. LOL
It's clear it was a hypothetical that he would make that challenge only in a debate with Warren, presumably a Presidential election debate.
But I loved the thread that suggested that Trump donate 1/1024 of a million dollars to charity. LOL
This fiasco has to hurt the demonrats going into the midterms.
It’s a small hurt, but it’s still a hurt.
What’s interesting is ‘She swung her tomahawk and managed to scalp herself!’.
...President Trump is attacking her because he’s scared, as she looks ahead to her next political chapter...
As if he’s concerned about her imminent retirement.
They all take Trump’s challenge out of context by restating in a way that better fits her results. He said he would donate the million if she proved via a dna test that she was an Indian. He didn’t say anything about having any certain fraction of Native dna. She is by nobody’s standard proven to e an Indian. It was a clever turn of phrase by Trump and she swallowed it book, line and sinker.
I’ve been thinking about this Warren Squaw and her 1/1024 Indian and all the special privileges she got from it. I took a DNA test too and found out I’m 92% British, 7% northern European (Saxon) and 1% African. Since I am more African than she is Indian, seems I should get more special privileges as a black person than she gets. Just like her, I’m a blue-eyed deplorable white man. Should I go to the National Association of Black People (or something like that) and demand my rights and privileges as a black person?
I started a thread last night, go here:
“She took a DNA test, which showed that she’s a whopping 1/1024th Native American.”
She could have gotten that because the tester didn’t rinse out the test tube good enough from the previous test.
But she, at least got a reading. My spouse is 1/4 Cherokee and her dad is half. She is registered with a tribe in Oklahoma. When my son had the DNA test, it didn’t register any American Indian history at all. So much for the competency of the DNA test.
rwood
Who TF wants to be a Cherokee?
Not I, said the Bat!
All this reminds me of a family I knew who spent big bucks on genealogy research to document they had an Indian ancestor (way back) because their kid needed it to get into college. For special preference.