US Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) Success

[kgcautographs]

Last month I brought a baseball to Senator Elizabeth Warren's office in Boston, Massachusetts and picked the ball up at the office.

Baseball signed at:

2400 JFK Federal Building
15 New Sudbury Street
Boston, MA 02203

[admin]

Hi kgcautographs

Thank you for your feedback

Would you have a scan of the envelope you received please?
If so, you are in the run for the $10 gift certificate.

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[kgcautographs]

Sorry Admin I picked it up at her main office so there was no envelope. Sorry.

[LisaMullan]

Elizabeth Warren, one of the tough senators in United States and an active advocate of consumer protection program. Consumer Financial Protection Program’s latest fight involves a credit card hotline that would take complaints from customers about the services and product they received from bank and card companies. They are lobbying to have the information restricted so that it isn't used improperly. This would help keep all payday loan data private.

[whizzy1]

She is one of the greatest American Indian Senators ever........

Lack of genealogical evidence has never stopped Senator Warren from boldly asserting as fact something which is flatly not true.

In May 2012, Warren's campaign offered two pieces of evidence, both quickly debunked, in a futile effort to prove her claim.

One piece of debunked evidence was her inclusion of Warren "family recipes" in the Pow Wow Chow Cookbook, published by the Five Civilized Tribes Museum of Muskogee, Oklahama in 1984. The book's publishers claimed all the recipes in the book were contributed by descendants of the five civilized tribes--Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole.

Each recipe contributor identified the tribe from which he or she claimed to descend. In Senator Warren's case, she claimed to descend from the Cherokee tribe in each of her published recipes.

Two of the recipes contributed by Senator Warren as evidence of her Cherokee heritage and published in the Pow Wow Chow Cookbook, "Cold Omelets with Crab Meat" and "Crab with Tomato Mayonnaise Dressing" were copied from a 1979 New York Times News Service article by Pierre Franey.