Posted on 01/02/2019 11:46:23 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
I think it was Ben Shapiro who said this:
“Senator Warren wanted to send a smoke signal that she was running for president, however she set her own Tee Pee on fire to do it”
He said that when she announced her DNA results
Funniest thing I ever heard him say.
Lol... right, Lieawatha’s failure will have nothing to do with the fact that she’s a liar and pinko who comes off as a scolding schoolmarm. It was just an error in tactics. Hilarious.
I couldn’t make myself read more than a couple of paragraphs of this drivel. I did enjoy the “Warren will never be president” part, though.
She won’t be president because she doesn’t know how to open a bottle if beer
If you can’t win, you still run for President to raise your profile and the ability to increase your ability to raise funds.
That’s all that is happening here.
As I posted on my Twitter feed the other day when Warren was Cooking and swigging a Beer on Instagram (or something)
as to appear Normal, she is celebrating her Indian Ancestry by baking a Custer Pie.
Got the most “likes” ever, not that Tweet much anyway. LOL
The Glob asked the lawyers if her fake ancestry was discussed. They can plausibly say it wasn’t. That doesn’t mean it wasn’t a factor in her hiring. It clearly was, as the school bragged about her lie in the years following her hiring.
I slammed on the brakes right there. I hope you guys enjoyed whatever the article said.
She's the one who started the claim that Obama later picked up on.
"You didn't build that. The government did."
Sounds about as totalitarian as it gets.
Never say never. Remember, the voters of this country handed Barack Obama eight years.
It is that she lacked the character to realize or care that she was building her career on a lie.
That's infinitely greater than one little mistake.
Her game plan is to either position herself for VP or Sec of State. If you look at the first four primary/caucus states...other than New Hampshire, she has zero chance in the other three primaries. I think her money will dry up by that point, and she will exit the stage.
Obama was quite clumsy with it.
She immediately moved into the importance of underlying infrastructure for building a business.
It is still a socialist construct, but at least hers sounded thought-out.
It was not a mistake or misstep. It was an outright and purposeful lie which she perpetrated to get ahead using the racist laws of this country that give certain races of people more rights than others or more specifically, more rights than white people.
JoMa
Elizabeth Warren would have made an excellent president.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
No she wouldn’t.
Could you see her swimming in a pool with Vladimir Putin, Kim Jung Il and the Iranian Mullahs?
She’d be nothing but shark bait and would likely start WW III.
During these times we MUST have presidents who give overwhelming leadership and financial support to our military. Fauxahontus is definitely not one of those.
She might also be vying for more of an inside position, like Howard Dean. Where she can still make a ton of bucks, but without as much risk in getting those dollars.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!
that her claim to Native American ethnicity was never considered by the Harvard Law faculty, which voted resoundingly to hire her, or by those who hired her to four prior positions at other law schools>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Warren is haunted by a bevy of projected fantasy lies. She once related how a law professor sexually harassed her by chasing her around his private office. (Come to find out later that the man who she spoke about was a paraplegic in a wheel chair with polio. He did not have the capacity to harm her.).
Its much like Hillary Clinton claiming she was under fire in Bosnia, and escaped. There is not one Democrat women candidate for president who has not been a drama queen, and after a while has trouble separating personal fantasy from reality. Warren would become a national security risk if she ever was elected president, and indeed may be one now.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said on NBC’s Meet the Press last weekend that a former professor sexually harassed her when she was a young law professor at the University of Houston. This is the same professor, who died in 1997, that she eulogized at his funeral, joking about his fondness for her and their interactions.
“Yes, I have a ‘me, too’ story too,” Warren said. “I was a baby law professor and so excited to have my first real teaching job. And there was this senior faculty member who, you know, would tell dirty jokes and make comments about my appearance.”
“And one day he asked me if I would stop by his office, which I didn’t think much about,” Warren said. “And I did. And he slammed the door and lunged for me.”
“It was like a bad cartoon,” Warren said. “He’s chasing me around the desk, trying to get his hands on me.”
“And I kept saying, ‘You don’t want to do this. You don’t want to do this. I have little children at home. Please don’t do this,” Warren said. “And trying to talk calmly. And at the same time, what was flickering through my brain is, ‘If he gets hold of me, I’m going to punch him right in the face.’”
Warren also posted on Facebook about her “me too” experience.
“If all the women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote ‘me too’ as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem,” Warren wrote. #MeToo
But media reports reveal that Warren’s opinion of the late Professor Eugene Smith has changed over the years.
The Boston Globe reported this week that Warren recounted the same incident in a “more light-hearted manner” at a memorial service after the professor’s death 20 years ago.
“During the service after his death in 1997, Warren spoke fondly of law professor Eugene Smith and told the gathered mourners she was laughing as Smith chased her around his desk, according to a colleague’s memoir,” the Globe reported, referring to a book written by retired professor John Mixon.
But the Globe spoke with Warren, who said her perspective of what took place has changed over the years.
“It was 20 years later, and he didn’t have power over me anymore,” said Warren, who was at that time a Harvard law professor.
The Globe inquired about the contrast between the two accounts:
She did not directly answer when asked if she spoke fondly of Smith at his memorial or if she told mourners she was laughing as Smith tried to grab her in his office.
“I made it clear that I was just fine,” Warren said.
The Globe described Warren’s changed narrative as an “evolution” arrived at “amid changing attitudes about harassment and increasing empowerment of women to speak up.”
Warner’s colleague also told the Globe his written account about Warren and Smith may not have been accurate.
“I may have been wrong saying she was laughing,” Mixon told the Globe.
The paper also reported that Warren failed to mention on Meet The Press that Smith was severely disabled by polio and was in a wheelchair because of his disability.
Mixon described Smith’s disability this way:
Gene Smith was lucky to be alive. Shortly before the Salk vaccine made polio history, Gene contracted the disease in his late teens. He was among the polio victims to survive by forced breathing in an iron lung.
The New Boston Post reported:
According to Mixon, Smith, a teenager at the time of the disease’s onset, “eventually gained enough strength to leave the iron lung” but “walked like a crab, swinging his almost useless arms to keep his balance.”
Mixon recalled that Smith, born in 1933, would struggle to reach his second-floor bedroom, “without realizing he was weakening his muscles and hastening the onset of post-polio syndrome which eventually disabled him entirely, even from riding around in his electric cart.”
Warren still likely has an imaginary friend? President Trump made the point directly, “ Check with her psychiatrist...” and there is a LOT to that.
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