Warren: 'I'm not a person of color'

The colorless Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) gave a commencement address at Morgan State University, a primarily black institution, on Friday. To the astonishment of everyone, she just came out and bravely admitted it: "I'm not a person of color," she told the crowd of people of color. Their jaws dropped and you could have heard an arrow hitting the floor.

The Washington Post reported that Warren said, “As a country, we need to stop pretending that the same doors open for everyone, because they don’t. I’m not a person of color. And I haven’t lived your life or experienced anything like the subtle prejudice, or more overt harm, that you may have experienced just because of the color of your skin.”

But she is a Native American and hides it well. People don't realize that even as a paleface, she is also a redskin, if I'm allowed to say that. And in 2012 Maggie Haberman of Politico reported that a 1997 Fordham Law Review piece described Warren as Harvard Law School's "first woman of color.”

So is she is, or is she ain't a squaw?

According to a recent DNA test [which is not the method to determine whether or not an individual is considered a Native American] that President Trump trolled her into taking, her claims of having Native American ancestry were shot down. Even leftist rags like  The Washington Post  and The New York Times destroyed her original claim and she continued to draw the ire of real Native American tribal leaders.

The supporters of Warren’s presidential ambitions worry that she hasn't been able to assuage criticism from grass-roots progressive groups, and liberal political operatives. Her potential 2020 supporters now complain that she put too much emphasis on racial science, a controversial field at best, and thus played into Trump’s hands.

Michael Reed, Research Director & Deputy Communications Director of the Republican National Committee, commented on Warren’s surprising, and for her, unprecedented admission on Friday:

 “Elizabeth Warren’s web of lies continues to play out on the national stage as she tries and fails to put this whole sordid saga behind her. What’s indisputable is that Warren took advantage of minority status she wasn’t entitled to in order to gain a professional advantage. Good luck explaining that in a Democrat presidential primary increasingly focused on identity politics.”

As for Pocahontas' chances in 2020, it's still too soon to tell. I would never count her out and it appears that this recent admission that she's a paleface may be the only way she knows how to apologize for being a liar.

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