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Footballguy
The DNA test itself was not the problem; the problem (IMO) was that she acted like she had been vindicated, when at best the test showed that her grandparents were at least one generation off with their claims.I do agree taking it to the level of 'proving it' was a mistake.I think that that the way Warren has handled this -- e.g., refusing to acknowledge recently-unearthed documents which tend to disprove key elements of her family's folklore -- shows a lack of leadership. If she would have just said "Hey, my grandparents gave me bad info" back in 2012, we wouldn't even be talking about the subject right now.
However, I do think it's bizarre and funny that Trump supporters keep trying to pin her with labels that are right in Trump's wheelhouse -- liar, narcissist, arrogant, exaggerated ancestry, exploits loopholes for career advancement, etc. Plus, Trump has his own "Pocahontas Problem" on the Women For Trump PAC. It's just funny how Trump and Warren have more similarities than Trump supporters would like to admit.
And it all could have been a nothingburger if she would have just shown a little humility.