If a “tribe” ever needed a felon, or another felon, or a spokesperson paid for by South Africans, it is now.
Hendricks also said he is not concerned about a 125-page letter the state sent to the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs this month opposing the tribe’s application to put the Middleboro land and 140 acres in Mashpee into trust.
“I haven’t read the whole thing yet. I don’t know if I plan to,” Hendricks said. “That’s what we pay the lawyers to do.”
Should I be impressed that he isn’t micromanaging his “tribe” or should I wonder if he just couldn’t find someone to read it to him?
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