Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., faced a social media firestorm Thursday after she lashed out at the “extremist' Supreme Court over its ruling on affirmative action.
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"You have to admit it takes b*lls for @SenWarren to weigh in on THIS one," Rachel Campos-Duffy, a co-host of"Fox & Friends Weekend,"Warren's remarks drew immense backlash from social media users, many of whom referred to Warren as"Pocahontas," a nickname for the senator that President Donald Trump popularized.
In 2018, amid criticism from then-President Trump and others, Warren took a DNA test to prove she had Native American ancestry. She rolled out the results just weeks before the 2018 midterm elections.that she had used a trace amount of Native American heritage to advance her academic career.had a Native American ancestor dating back six to 10 generations. If Warren’s great-great-great-grandmother were Native American, she would be considered 1/64 Native American.
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