Maybe she was too busy cooking her family’s phony Cherokee “Pow Wow Chow” recipes.

Via Daily Caller.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who has claimed to be Native American, is conspicuously absent from a Tribal Nations Policy Summit this week.

The National Congress of American Indians Tribal Nations Policy Summit is taking place in Washington, DC, this week, and it features a whole host of politicians and high-profile speakers….

However, Warren — the only U.S. Senator who has claimed a Native American heritage — is missing from the guest list.

Cherokee genealogists have traced Warren’s family history and were unable to find any ancestors that identified as anything other than white, but that hasn’t stopped Warren from doubling down on her claims, pointing to her family’s “high cheekbones” and plagiarized “Pow Wow Chow” recipes….

UPDATE: Liz shows up… and lies, er, doubles down on her claim of Cherokee ancestry.

Elizabeth Warren embraces her Native American heritage, pushes back against criticism

Elizabeth Warren’s Pow Wow Chow ‘Cherokee’ recipes were word for word COPIES of famous FRENCH chef’s techniques

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  1. MACVEL says:

    She missed a golden opportunity to state her case, and say, “I’m one of you!” Possible conversation:

    WARREN: I trust that I am among friends!

    SUMMIT (with a glare): Yes, Liar, here you are among friends.

  2. Mickey says:

    Clearly, she cares so much for her people. #eyeroll

  3. Maynard says:

    The native Americans should hire a lawyer and sioux her.

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