New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is highly favored to win re-election in the 21st district. That is, if she isn’t picked by close ally Donald Trump to join the former president’s ticket in November’s election. Stefanik’s meteoric rise in Republican politics is putting new attention on the Harvard-educated Congresswoman’s upbringing, and the Daily Beast reports Stefanik’s version of events isn’t totally truthful.
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