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No, I think I have provided plenty of support for my conclusions. You, however, have provided none to rebut my opinion.
In a previous post you said nobody has provided proof that she lied about what she was told of her family heritage. I would agree with that.
But Elizabeth Warren is a woman of considerable means--estimated net worth around $8 million. She certainly could have afforded to do a comprehensive genealogy search on her ancestry and almost certainly would have done so given all the controversy about it. I'm pretty sure some of the folks who are interested in this topic have done so. If there was anything to substantiate her claim, she almost certainly would have come forward with it by now. Or one or more of her supporters would have done so.
There is a huge difference between citing the stories you were told by your parents and grandparents and in claiming minority status for yourself. Or sticking to the story after it becomes apparent that it isn't true.
So you also subscribe to the medieval principle of assumed guilt until proven innocent. That is regrettable.