| Chatan Mato Dakota | |
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| Chatan Mato Dakota | |
Vital statistics
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| Position | Conservative Activist |
| Age | Aged: 56
January 1, 1960 Sydney, North Dakota, USA (Birthdate)
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| Born | Unknown |
| Died | Still Alive |
| Status | Personal Information
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Family
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| Mother | Unknown |
| Father | Unknown |
| Spouse | Single or still dating |
| Sons | No sons or unknown |
| Daughters | No daughters or unknown |
Physical attributes
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| Height | 6.10 |
| Weight | 160 |
Chatan Mato Dakota is a Conservative Activist, he is also the stepfather of Johnathan Saint Montgomery VII, the son-in-law of Abooksigun Eluwilussit and Adsila Ahyoka, he is the political member of the Republican Party of the United States and he is also the member of the Tea Party Movement.
Chatan believes in the teachings of Ronald Reagan and he is also believes in Reaganomics, he is the opponent of Liberals, Libertarians, he opposed Libertarians in the Republican Party, he opposes the LGBT Rights Movements in the United States and he also opposed the Decriminalization of Homosexuality in the US.
Chatan Dakota opposed Jimmy Carter and he opposed Obama's administration, he believes in Christian-Right, and unexpectedly, he is on the list of the most Banned People on the No-Migration List of Chawosauria.
Early Life[]
Chatan was born on January 1, 1960 in Sydney, North Dakota, US, he was born to a deeply conservative family, a Sioux Indian Family, he was part of the American Indian Movement and the Conservative Movement, at aged 13 in 1973, when Roe v. Wade, his family stated the mourning of the loss of the rights of the fetus.
Chatan protested in Pro-Life Protests, he participated in the Anti-Vietnam War Movements.
Early Career[]
Chatan became a businessman and he owned his own business, he also lived in the biggest city in North Dakota until 1989.
He had a child in 1990 after he got married, he supported his wife and his children until his wife died, things had changed, he moved his business and home to another place.
Personal Life[]
Chatan was Sioux Indian, he is married and also he has three children, two from his ex-wife and one from his new wife, which he is still married to, he is of the Republican Party and he is also a Presbyterian, he believes in Ronald Reagan.
Activism[]
Chatan was an activist of pro-life, the activist of Christian-Right, he was active to the Red Power Movement, he worked with the American Indian Movement.
Death[]
Chatan Dakota died on April 26, 2016 in Kimberley, Alabama, his brain gave out and died at 12:00 AM and his wife called emergencies.