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Showing posts with label Scott Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Brown. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 6, 2017

If Elizabeth Warren Were A Real Indian, She Would NOT Have Sent Back The DNA Kit She Was Sent! She Would Have Used It To Prove Her Lineage!

Meet the real Indian who sent Elizabeth Warren a DNA kit to check her ancestry

December 4, 2017
Meet the real Indian who sent Elizabeth Warren a DNA kit to check her ancestryStephen Melkisethian / CCL
Shiva Ayyadurai is the Indian born, MIT educated, independent challenger to Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren in next year’s election. Ayyadurai is highly critical of Sen. Warren’s claims of Native American ancestry, and her history of allegedly abusing her pseudo-minority status.
Warren’s new challenger sent her a DNA test kit in June as a facetious birthday present — to the chagrin of Warren, who sent it back. 
Ayyadurai has quite the resume; he holds four degrees from MIT and is a successful entrepreneur, scientist, and internet pioneer. Ayyadurai is convinced he can inflict a lot of damage to Warren on the campaign trail:
She’s got a major problem with me, I’m telling you, because I can expose her for what she is.
Ayyadurai added: “I can say, ‘Wait a minute, what do you know about the journey of a person of color? You know nothing. This is all theory to you. Because you did lie. You took advantage of affirmative action.”

A Perpetual Problem For Warren

The controversy surrounding Warren and her ancestry came to light in April 2012 when she was running against incumbent Republican Sen. Scott Brown.
Warren had taught as a tenured professor at Harvard Law School where she received adulation for being a great example of the university’s diverse faculty. Warren listed herself as Cherokee and Delaware Indian from 1986 to 1995.
Warren has provided no proof to validate her claims that she was Native American. She was raised in Oklahoma and claims her late parents and grandparents told her she was Native American.
Warren said at the time:
These are my family stories. This is what my brothers and I were told by my mom and my dad, my mammaw and my pappaw. This is our lives. And I’m very proud of it.

“They Call Her Pocahontas!”

Last month, President Trump again derided Sen. Warren with his now famous nickname for the Senator, “Pocahontas.”
At the White House ceremony, Navajo code talkers were being honored when Trump thanked them and continued to slam Sen. Warren:
I just want to thank you because you are very, very special people. You were here long before any of us were here,” Trump went on. “Although, we have a representative in Congress who has been here a long time … longer than you — they call her Pocahontas!
While Trump is famous for his nicknames for political opponents, it’s rumored that he uses Warren’s Pocahontas monicker in private as well. During a meeting with senators at the White House, Trump  jabbed Democratic leaders by saying “Pocahontas is now the face of your party.”
Trump’s Pocahontas comments have been met with backlash.

Ayyadurai Defends Trump, Warren the Real “Racist”

Ayyadurai came to the defense of Trump’s comments labeling Warren as the true racist.
What Trump did is not racist. She’s the racist. … She shoplifted some other group’s race identity, and then when she’s exposed on it, she calls other people racist. And it is a legitimate issue.
There is a “DNA Dance Party” on Dec. 12 in Cambridge hosted by Ayyadurai. Warren has been invited.

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Trump's Latest Endorsement Is A Surprise

You'll Never Guess Who Just
Endorsed Trump


  • Feb 2, 2016 
  • Source: AAN 
  • by: AAN Staff
Scott Brown, the popular former New England 
Senator whose improbable election almost 
stopped Obamacare has decided to endorse 
Donald Trump. Via the Washington Post:
Former Massachusetts senator Scott

P. Brown, a moderate Republican who two years ago ran for Senate in

New Hampshire, will endorse Donald Trump at a rally here Tuesday night,

one week before the state’s presidential primary.

Brown’s decision has been closely guarded for days, but it was confirmed

by two people familiar with the event, where Brown will appear onstage

with the candidate.

When reached early Tuesday afternoon, the Trump campaign’s

spokesperson would not discuss the rally or possible guests. Brown was

unavailable for comment.

Brown’s move could give Trump a significant boost one day after the mogul

lost the Iowa caucuses to Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas.
- See more at: http://americanactionnews.com/articles/you-ll-never-guess-who-just-endorsed-trump#sthash.xJoQSJ7T.dpuf

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Where Is Freedom Of Speech Going? Democrats Having Republicans Jailed.

New Hampshire Republican Staffer In Chicken Suit Arrested For Disorderly Conduct

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NEW HAMPSHIRE CAPITOL

By Ted Siefer

MANCHESTER, N.H., Aug 19 (Reuters) - Feathers are flying in New Hampshire following the arrest of a state Republican party staffer who dressed in a chicken suit and allegedly disrupted a parade that featured two prominent Democratic politicians.

Michael Zona, 23, donned the costume at a parade on Saturday in the town of Londonderry, while holding a sign reading: "Jeanne Shaheen too chicken for town halls."

Democratic U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Governor Maggie Hassan, also a Democrat, were marching in the parade.

Police say Zona harassed the politicians and refused several requests to cease flapping his wings.

He was charged with one count of disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor.

The stunt was meant to draw attention to the state Republican Party's charge that Shaheen is avoiding town hall-style events, where she would have to offer unscripted responses to questions and comments from voters.

The criticism has been lobbed most frequently by the campaign of Scott Brown, the presumed Republican front-runner in the Senate race. Brown, a former U.S. senator from Massachusetts, has struggled to gain traction against the popular Shaheen.

In a statement released Tuesday by the state Republican Party, Zona said he was exercising his First Amendment rights.

"I wasn't disturbing anyone," he said. "In fact, I got a good deal of encouragement from people along the parade route."

A spokeswoman for the state Democratic Party accused the Republicans of wasting "taxpayer resources and local law enforcement time with these juvenile antics when we should be discussing critical issues that matter," such as raising the minimum wage and protecting Social Security.

Zona is scheduled to appear in court on the charge on Sept. 8.