Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), the pastiest white woman in the entire Senate, has long been a figure of fun for her claim to be the "first woman of color" to teach at Harvard Law School, owing to her "family lore" of holding Native American ancestry.  It doesn't exactly seem to check out based on looking at her, or asking around in the Oklahoma Native American community she claims to be part of.  President Trump has had a field day with her pretensions, calling her "Pocahontas." Now she's come out after a long, long hiatus from those charges to claim that yes, she's found a geneticist who claims she has a Native American ancestor, some six to ten generations back.  According to the Washington Post: Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), who is gearing up for a potential 2020 presidential bid, has released a DNA test that suggests she has a distant Native American ancestor, part of an...(Read Full Post)