Senator Scott Brown (R.? Mass.) (closest thing we'll get to a conservative out of that liberal state), made an offhand remark about candidate Elizabeth Warren (D. Cherokee Nation) claiming she based her assertions of native American heritage on comments from her parents by saying his parents told him lots of things that turned out to not be true (i.e., Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, Keynsian economics). Ms. Warren reacted as could be expected, lashing out at Mr. Brown for calling her parents liars. Which, if her claims are legitimate, they were, or at least mistaken.
The gist of this is that the false claims of Elizabeth Warren, which she says are based on her parents (and Aunt Bea, who managed to shake free of Opie when he made Apollo 13) representations, can't be questioned, because her parents are off limits. By the way, my dead great grandfather told me I was six three and physically fit. You can't question that.
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