On Friday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (Q-Ga.) gave remarks after she was stripped of her committee assignments on Thursday, and she declined to apologize for endorsing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s execution — or any other violent rhetoric from the toxic freshman lawmaker. During her bonkers press conference, Greene was asked by CNN reporter Jessica Dean about her saying in a 2019 video that Pelosi committed “treason” which is “punishable by death.” Greene replied to say that “you owe the people an apology. You lied about President Trump,” about coverage of the alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Greene refused to apologize for any of her actions, words, and violent rhetoric. When the QAnon wacko was asked about her liking a Facebook comment that said Nancy Pelosi should get a “bullet to the head,” Greene replied “when you want to keep telling the same story over and over but don’t want to tell the truth, that’s your problem,” adding “and that’s how you end a press conference,” and I’m not even sure what that means.
According to Rep. Matt Gaetz (Q-FL), Greene gave a great press conference. It was so great, that Gaetz sexualized it by telling Fox News host Harris Faulkner, “Bravo, Marjorie Taylor Greene. That was so good I almost had to smoke a cigarette afterwards [sic].” (By the way, does someone have a bucket? I think I’m going to throw up. Thanks!)
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Matt Gaetz on Marjorie Taylor Greene’s press conference: “That was so good I almost had to smoke a cigarette afterwards.” pic.twitter.com/btVwLFf4eJ
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 5, 2021
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While CNN and MSNBC both carried the White House coronavirus briefing live, Fox News reportedly turned its airwaves over to Marjorie Taylor Greene who delivered her remarks ahead of the press conference. And that’s yet another reason why Marjorie Taylor Greene is the face of the GOP now. However, Greene did say, according to Forbes, “I want to tell you, Republican voters support him still,” referring to former President Donald Trump. “The party is his. It doesn’t belong to anybody else.” And that just makes the Republican party even more comical. A QAnon advocate is telling us that a twice-impeached, insurrection-inciting former president is the head of the GOP.
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