Victor Davis Hanson points out the ramifications when stupid (even fraudulent) doubles down:
The latest digging in by Elizabeth Warren was, “My Native American
heritage is part of who I am, I’m proud of it, and I have been open
about it.’’ I find the statement surreal. For if that declaration were
to go unchallenged, it would mean — by virtue of the past sanction of
Harvard Law School and the brand of a possible U.S. senator — that we
are simply who we say we are.
This whole story of Lizzy's fun and profitable ancestry reminds me of the saying, "Conservatives use facts to arrive at their conclusions. Liberals use conclusions to arrive at their facts." Yes, indeed.
At some point, Warren’s statement is simply untenable and will have to
be withdrawn, because if it is not, then we are essentially saying facts
are what we choose to say facts are, and we can write or say anything
we want and claim it as truth by reason of rumor, or serial insistence,
or good intentions.
America is a great country. If you're a Democrat, you can grow up to be anything you want...
you can be a Cherokee Indian with ridiculously high cheekbones or even a dog-eater from Kenya.
DON'T LET HIM EAT ME!
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"Conservatives use facts to arrive at their conclusions. Liberals use conclusions to arrive at their facts."
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard that one before - so stealing that...
I don't think I made it up. I THINK I heard it somewhere before...LOL! Seems to me it's been around for some time...but then again, I could just be smarter than I thought. No...that can't be it.
DeleteIn any case, steal away. What's mine is yours...even if I don't know where mine came from.