Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan (D) shared the meaning of her Ojibwe name, stating that she would be “Minnesota’s voice in the U.S. Senate” and not President Donald Trump’s.
\n\nIn a post on X, Flanagan, who is also running for the United States Senate in Minnesota against Republican opponent Michele Tafoya, explained that her Ojibwe name, “Gizhiiwewidamookwe,” means: “Speaks in a Loud and Clear Voice Woman.”
\n\n“My Ojibwe name is Gizhiiwewidamookwe, which means ‘Speaks in a Loud and Clear Voice Woman,'” Flanagan wrote. “I’m going to be Minnesota’s voice in the U.S. Senate — not Donald Trump’s.”
\n\nBreitbart News’s Warner Todd Huston reported in December 2025, that Flanagan, who is “a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) native Americans” was seen in a video wearing a hijab “to tell Somali migrants” that she had their “back”:
\n\nFlanagan was chosen by Democrat Gov. Tim Walz as his running mate in 2018. She is not a Muslim; she is instead a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) native Americans and has won election as Walz’s running mate in two elections.
\n\nWith President Donald Trump’s administration focusing on the massive fraud and welfare funding theft by Somali…
Original source: https://breitbart.com/
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