After proclaiming at an August 2018 Netroots Nation conference that she will be the “first Native American woman in Congress,” Representative-elect Deb Haaland (D-NM) doubled down on on her claim that she is the first Native American woman elected to Congress during POLITICO’s sixth annual “Women Rule Summit” in Washington, D.C on Tuesday – months after Sen. Elizabeth Warren released her DNA test attempting to prove Native ancestry.
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