Uh-oh. I don’t think this is good for you-know-who.
Itβs official! @RepDavids & I are the first Native American women in Congress. πͺπ½#116thCongress
— Congresswoman Deb Haaland (@RepDebHaaland) January 3, 2019
Finally. Letβs go. ππ½
— Congresswoman Sharice Davids (@RepDavids) January 4, 2019
She didn’t say “first Native American women in the House.” She said CONGRESS, which means we’re talking about the House and Senate.
This presents an awkward problem for presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren. It’s almost like her colleagues in the other chamber don’t recognize her Native American heritage or something!
Wait, @ewarren doesn't count? πππππππππππ
Cc @PolitiBunny @wjjhoge @LegInsurrection https://t.co/0HfjEGTeHA
— (((Aaron Worthing))) (@AaronWorthing) January 4, 2019
In which @repdebhaaland throws shade unintentionally(?) at @ewarren… https://t.co/0HfjEGTeHA
— (((Aaron Worthing))) (@AaronWorthing) January 4, 2019
Awk. But if Warren really does decide to run, it’s only going to get more awkward for her. She can’t ignore that failed DNA test forever.
h/t Twitchy