Marjorie Taylor Greene Mocked After Spilling Accidental Truth About Republicans
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The far-right conspiracy theorist offered a hot take that even her critics had to agree with.
Conspiracy theorist Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) managed to say something on Monday that even her biggest critics were only too happy to agree with.
“Our Republican House majority has failed completely,” she said at a town hall event in Georgia. “And I have had enough of it.”
Greene, who in 2022 spoke at a white nationalist event, had just rolled footage of herself in the House complaining that GOP lawmakers caved to Democrats on the budget.
One of her issues was that the bill did not address the border. However, GOP lawmakers ― including Greene ― tanked a bipartisan border bill that included funding for many conservative priorities. They had been told to do so by Donald Trump, who didn’t want to give President Joe Biden a legislative victory ahead of this year’s election.
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