Why Didn’t Elizabeth Warren Claim to Be 1/32 Cowboy?

Posted on May 23, 2012 8:08 pm
Now THIS is a great-great-great grandmother worth bragging about.

Bernie Quigley excused Elizabeth Warren’s pathetic lie about her Native American heritage, saying “It is not so much a lie as it is the acculturation of personal and regional American myth; the fabric of old-soul American consciousness.”

Ridiculous.

Americans are winners. The Indians lost.

Nothing to be ashamed of, though. Americans can at least respect tough fighters. That’s why – even after 40 years of the Cold War – liquor stores still sold “vodka” instead of “All-American Tater Whiskey.” With Native Americans, we honor their relentless spirit with our sports team names, like “Indians” and “Redskins” and “Chiefs.” There’s a reason you’ll never see a team called “Hippies”, or “Biebers”, or “National Organization for Women.”

Warren might as well brag about being 1/32 Chicago Cub.

But if she wanted to just make something up based on “old-soul American consciousness,” why not embrace her inner cowboy? They successfully tamed a land while providing its citizens with tasty steaks. Plus they invented the silver bullet, which has kept our great nation werewolf-free for over 150 years.

Or why not 1/32 Chinese? They built railroads, kept our laundry sparkling white (using their powerful ancient Chinese secrets) and discovered the fold-top cardboard take-out food container.

Yeah, yeah, I know – a woman without brown eyes or straight, black hair claiming to be Chinese… who’d believe THAT?

Harvard, I suppose.

Bunch of losers. Haven’t been to a Rose Bowl since 1920. Might as well be the Cubs.

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13 Responses to “Why Didn’t Elizabeth Warren Claim to Be 1/32 Cowboy?”

  1. zzyzx says:

    The most ancient of ancient Chinese secrets is what kind of meat is really in your pork fried rice.

  2. zzyzx says:

    Q. Why didn’t Elizabeth Warren claim to be 1/32 cowboy? A. Too white.

  3. Jimmy says:

    Liberals. 31/32′s hopeless.

    About 1 out of 32 will make a conversion to Conservatism at some point.

  4. MarkoMancuso says:

    Because cowboys are expected to be tough, individualistic, and hard-working. Simple enough, eh?

  5. 4of7 says:

    We went to see Battleship tonight.
    It was Awesome.
    I had to suspend my disbelief about as frequently as the movie suspended the laws of physics (which was about every 5 minutes) but we still enjoyed it.
    The guy with the prosthetic legs was super extra awesome.

  6. 4of7 says:

    PS: All-American Tater Whiskey?
    Does that go well with ‘freedom fries’?

  7. Mxymaster says:

    All the losers stayed home in Europe, but unfortunately they were breeding a virus of superuselessness that has spread to some of their American cousins.

  8. Clark says:

    Sports teams? We name things like this to honor tough fighters:

    http://www.boeing.com/rotorcraft/military/ah64d/index.htm

  9. Iowa Jim says:

    I think that Bernie Quigley wrote that after imbibing too much All-American Tater Whiskey, or possibly after smoking some wacky tobacky and, in a mirror image of Bill Clinton’s behavior, never exhaling.

  10. Hammy says:

    “Why Didn’t Elizabeth Warren Claim to Be 1/32 Cowboy?” That’s easy. The only way a mediocre troll like her could get a job is to be exploitative. Side note: One of your best Harvey.

  11. Dohtimes says:

    Obama: “My great, great grandfather (who was great like me) was a tribal chieftain in Kenya. Therefore I am 1/32 smart. Plus I am 3/4 Good, which makes me a g-od.”

  12. Dohtimes says:

    “And that makes Michelle 64/32 Kardashian. Heh.”

  13. Alex says:

    Come to think of it, since a lot of cowboys were in fact black, claiming cowboy ancestry also automatically gives you a leg up in the “diversity” sweepstakes!

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