Keep calling attention to this video, over and over again, as part of an ethics complaint against Scott Brown, via Politico:
The Massachusetts Democratic Party has filed an ethics complaint against Scott Brown,...
Today seems to be a turning point in the Elizabeth Warren-Cherokee story. Her shifting and implausible explanations have made her a laughing-stock, never good for any candidate. Warren has lost the argument, and her credibility.
Her story about why she listed herself as a minority on a faculty directory — to meet other...
I admit it, I didn’t see this explanation coming.
Or maybe I did, I repeatedly have said “it doesn’t add up” as to why Elizabeth Warren claimed minority status on her law association self-reporting.
Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, fending off questions about whether she used her Native American heritage to...
The Elizabeth Warren story is not about whether she is 1/32nd Cherokee.
Questions persist as to why Warren listed herself as Native American, a fact as to which she had no proof until yesterday, only in a publication almost exclusively used by other law professors and Deans during a time period in which she was climbing...
Democratic Senate Candidate Elizabeth Warren has been all over the newspapers the past several days after a revelation that Harvard Law School identified her as a Native American faculty member in the mid-1990s. The claim to Native American status came as a shock to the media and the Scott Brown campaign.
Warren...
Via Andrew Kaczynski (h/t BenSmith), it appears that the spirits are with Scott Brown this year:
I doubt this will move many votes in the Massachusetts Senate race, but it does illustrate how pursuit of “diversity” in higher education can drive institutions to make rather implausible claims:
Elizabeth Warren’s avowed Native American heritage — which the candidate rarely if ever discusses on the campaign trail — was...
In early June 2009, long before Scott Brown would emerge as the 41st vote, and even longer before Brown would be challenged in the 2012 Senate race by Elizabeth Warren, Warren was the darling of the push for Obamacare.
Warren released a study showing that over 60% of personal bankruptcy filings were...
Sign of trouble No. 1: Warren is running to the left of Obama on gay marriage and portraying herself as heroic, apparently, per Greg Sargent (via Instapundit):
In an interesting move, Elizabeth Warren comes out and calls on the leader of the Democratic Party to complete his evolution on marriage equality….
Warren has...
An article at Boston Catholic Insider asserts that Mitt Romney lied during the Arizona debate about forcing Catholic Hospitals to provide the “morning after” pill to rape victims.
Here’s the debate passage (via Right Scoop):
KING (Moderator): Governor Romney, both Senator Santorum and Speaker Gingrich have said during your tenure as governor, you...
You owe us, and we want our fair share of all that money you are raising online.
You built a campaign out there? Good for you. But I want to be clear: you moved your message to market on bandwidth the rest of us paid for; you hired workers the rest of us paid to...
No one could have seen this coming, right?
Democrat Elizabeth Warren has opened up a lead against Republican incumbent Scott Brown for the first time in their U.S. Sen...
Elizabeth Warren claimed to have provided the intellectual foundation for the Occupy movement, and of course, articulated one of the most pure redistributionist rationales which made her a hero of the Occupy movement.
But Warren has found a place she does not want Occupied, her employer Harvard University.
As reported by The Boston Herald:
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for a first television ad (h/t @Allahpundit):
Although she may be on the defensive with ads like this against her:
Elizabeth Warren has stepped in it with her boast that she created the Occupy Wall Street movement:
“I created much of the intellectual foundation for what they do,” she says. “I support what they do.”
Warren’s boast was an overstatement much akin to Al Gore’s claim of credit for the internet, but even...
