Warren is a serial liar: about her heritage, about getting fired when she was pregnant.
And the media STILL believed her when Bernie said he didn’t say it. The liberal media being in the tank for her will kill her candidacy just like it did to Hillary.
Anonymous wrote:Warren is a serial liar: about her heritage, about getting fired when she was pregnant.
And the media STILL believed her when Bernie said he didn’t say it. The liberal media being in the tank for her will kill her candidacy just like it did to Hillary.
Oh honey.
She didn’t lie about her heritage. She did have Native American ancestry, about as far back as she thought. (Native American heritage isn’t determined by blood, though I’m sure you’re not actually interested in the particulars). And she didn’t lie about getting figured. Honestly, isn’t it tedious hating her so much? I know it’s tedious reading your posts.
Given the lies that have originated in the Bernie camp, I am convinced that Warren didn’t push the story. It came from within the Bernie camp.
So, you are saying that Bernie put out a negative story about himself when CNN has said at least 2 of the people that they got the story from were people whom Warren had talked to?
Who appears to be benefiting from it? Bernie. Who has been smeared disgustingly over it? Warren. I can go with Jeff’s theory, sure, but the link I posted is still more proof that Bernie enjoys playing really, really exceptionally dirty and then playing dumb about it.
Who could have denied it? Warren. Who has a history of fabrications to advance themselves? Warren.
And....the NYT falls for it.
Awww... bitter that they have Bernie’s number? That was some serious sunlight on him.
Anonymous wrote:Warren is a serial liar: about her heritage, about getting fired when she was pregnant.
And the media STILL believed her when Bernie said he didn’t say it. The liberal media being in the tank for her will kill her candidacy just like it did to Hillary.
Oh honey.
She didn’t lie about her heritage. She did have Native American ancestry, about as far back as she thought. (Native American heritage isn’t determined by blood, though I’m sure you’re not actually interested in the particulars). And she didn’t lie about getting figured. Honestly, isn’t it tedious hating her so much? I know it’s tedious reading your posts.
After graduating from the University of Houston in 1970 with a degree in speech pathology and audiology, Warren moved with her then-husband, Jim, to New Jersey after his job transferred him there. She was subsequently hired by the Riverdale Board of Education of New Jersey, but after a year on the job, she says she was let go.
“By the end of the school year, I was pretty obviously pregnant,” Warren wrote in her 2014 book, A Fighting Chance. “The principal did what I think a lot of principals did back then — wished me good luck, didn’t ask me back for the next school year, and hired someone else for the job.”
She tells the anecdote on the campaign trail often.
But on Monday, the Free Beacon cast doubt onto Warren’s story after finding minutes of an April 21, 1971, school board meeting in which a second-year teaching contract for her was approved. Then, minutes from a separate board meeting on June 16, 1971, say that her resignation had been “accepted with regret.”
The Free Beacon and others also pointed to a 2007 interview Warren gave at the University of California Berkeley in which her account of what happened omitted being let go by the principal.
“I worked in a public school system with the children with disabilities. I did that for a year, and then that summer I didn’t have the education courses, so I was on an ‘emergency certificate,’ it was called,” Warren said at the time. “I went back to graduate school and took a couple of courses in education and said, ‘I don’t think this is going to work out for me.’ I was pregnant with my first baby, so I had a baby and stayed home for a couple of years.”
CBS News delved into the controversy and found other pieces of evidence that reference Warren’s personal life, but no firing:
Local newspaper reports from 1971 also present reasons for her leaving the school alternative to what she describes on the trail. The Paterson News, a local paper, reported that summer that Warren was “leaving to raise a family.” The next month, a story about the school board hiring a replacement said Warren had “resigned for personal reasons,” even though the board had voted to “appoint” Warren to the same speech pathology job that April, according to an earlier report.
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