Marjorie Taylor Greene's Presidents' Day Post On Trump Prompts 1 Hell Of An Awkward Reply
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A survey came back to haunt the Georgia Republican.
Far-right Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) marked Presidents’ Day on Monday by fawning over the four-times-indicted former President Donald Trump in posts on X, formerly Twitter.
Greene, to her congressional account, shared a photograph of the Republican 2024 front-runner with a pen in hand and wrote: “Happy Presidents’ Day to my favorite President and yours, President Donald J. Trump!”
On her personal account, meanwhile, Greene posted a picture of herself with Trump and said: “Wishing a tremendous Presidents’ Day to the man who will make America great again! I will always stand with President Trump and I’m so excited to send him back in the White House!”
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