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Minnesota Senate Candidate Highlights Native American Heritage Amid Controversy

Peggy Flanagan, the Democratic Senate nominee in Minnesota, is promoting her candidacy as a potential first Native American woman in the Senate, referencing her Ojibwe heritage. The campaign has reignited discussions about Elizabeth Warren's past claims of Native American identity, which have been a source of controversy. Reactions on social media have varied, with some users commenting on the implications of Warren's ancestry claims.

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Peggy Flanagan, the Democratic Senate nominee in Minnesota, is promoting her candidacy as a potential first Native American woman in the Senate, referencing her Ojibwe heritage. The campaign has reignited discussions about Elizabeth Warren's past claims of Native American identity, which have been a source of controversy. Reactions on social media have varied, with some users commenting on the implications of Warren's ancestry claims.

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Warren’s ancestry saga roars back after Dem ally touts Native Senate first: ‘Arrows fired’

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Minnesota Senate Candidate Highlights Native American Heritage Amid Controversy