The face of the Republican party, MAGA/Qanon conspiracy theorist Marjorie Taylor Greene is a total embarrassment and an absolute disgrace.
Marjorie Taylor Greene was so over the top at a hearing yesterday that even some Republicans are embarrassed and tired of her attention seeking antics.
CNN reports: "Republican Congressman Mark Green, Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, is furious about the outrageous behavior of Greene during today’s hearing and will ask Kevin McCarthy to remove her from the Committee if she does it again." He shouldn't have given her a pass and asked for it to be done now. Weak Kevin McCarthy will never do it because he is afraid of Marge.
Marjorie Taylor Greene called Secretary Mayorkas "a liar" and informed that her infraction prohibits her from continuing, and she was fact checked by Rep. Dan Goldman:
Greene: "Point of personal inquiry."
Goldman: "There’s no such thing."
LEGEND.
Watch: https://twitter.com/i/status/1648753941650210816Watch: Eric Swalwell busts Marjorie Taylor Greene for 'anti-police rhetoric' to her face
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) on Wednesday turned the tables on Republicans who are still accusing Democrats of wanting to "defund" police officers across the United States.
During a congressional hearing on Thursday, Swalwell highlighted recent attacks on the FBI launched by both former President Donald Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA).
"I'm disturbed about a recent tweet from the former president that says Republicans in Congress should defund the Department of Justice and the FBI," he began. "I'm also concerned about people on this committee and their own anti-police rhetoric."
He then pulled up a photo of Greene hawking "Defund the FBI" hats and shirts in the wake of the FBI search for top-secret government documents at former President Donald Trump's resort in Florida.
"Thousands of FBI agents work hard every day to take bad guys off the streets," he said. "In fact, after the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago, someone armed to the teeth went to an FBI field office and tried to kill FBI agents."
Watch: https://twitter.com/i/status/1648718296852873221You should be afraid': Marjorie Taylor Greene threatens Bud Light with the 'right mob'
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) issued a veiled threat toward Anheuser-Busch – the parent company of Bud Light – on Wednesday's edition of her podcast, proclaiming that the "right mob" will seek its vengeance against the corporation for its culturally inclusionary policies.
"What, what is happening to Bud Light is every single red-blooded American, every single redneck across America, and I love them cuz they're my friends, are canceling Bud Light. And they're canceling Bud Light – one of their own – because they are so fed up and angry about it. You see, a lot of corporations are always worried about being attacked by the woke mob. The real huge group of consumers you should be afraid of is the right mob," Greene seethed.
"Those are conservative Americans that once they've had enough, they will cancel you so hard and they don't care who you donate your money to," Greene said. "They will cancel you so hard and they'll never come back."
Watch: https://twitter.com/i/status/1648392336865370113That's totally fallacious, ma'am': Witness shreds Marjorie Taylor Greene for misinformation
Dr. Mark Lowenthal accused Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) of misleading the public about the origins of Covid-19.
During a House hearing on Covid-19 Tuesday, Greene complained that the government could track down alleged military leaker Jack Teixeira but couldn't determine the origins of the virus.
"So, the intelligence community is able to figure out immediately who was leaking classified information in a Discord chat, but yet still doesn't want to say whether it came from the lab or didn't come from the lab," Greene said. "The intelligence communities seem to release or not release information based on how the information will affect the government that it seems to protect."
Lowenthal, a former intelligence agent, responded to Greene.
"May I respond to something else that you said in your comments, Ms. Greene?" he began. "There is a vast, vast difference between tracking a leak on a social media site and determining the origins of this disease. And to compare the two is entirely fallacious, ma'am."
"Dr. Lowenthal, you've said that you keep your intelligence claims and information nonpartisan," Greene shot back. "In 2018, Mr. Lowenthal, you were quoted in the New York Times saying that President Trump is the best president that Russia ever had. That sounds pretty political to me."
"I was no longer an intelligence officer at the time, ma'am," Lowenthal replied. "I'm a private citizen."
"Well, I think you have a difficult time keeping your political opinions out of your political [analysis]," Greene quipped.
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