Marjorie Taylor Greene
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captainmorgan
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To hold public office, one should have to pass a criminal background check and a mental health screening.
CunningCanuk
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For sure. My question was actually meant to be rhetorical.
CunningCanuk
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That would thin out the crowd in Congress.
Sir Napsalot
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It's "The Starry Night" by Van Gogh, easily one of the most recognizable post-impressionist images ever
it's hard to see and cut off on the lower left which is why i asked. The Scream and Starry Night seem similar to me.
Sir Napsalot
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The sky in particular is quite similar in color and technique
hard to believe its two different artists.
topcat
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She must be removed.
www.msnbc.com
Edit: Boebert, too.
Rep. Gomez calls Marjorie Taylor Greene ‘a clear and present danger’ to Congress
Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., explains to MSNBC’s Hallie Jackson the reasons behind a proposed bill to expel GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, calling it “a vote of conscience.”
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Budley Doright
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Well then that flew over my head lol.
CunningCanuk
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It is a good question though.
DIY-HP-LED
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injinji
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That is what makes good satire work.
xtsho
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I think this whacko's comments just gave a bunch of Republicans the opening they needed to push back against these trump loyalists. We'll see what happens.
Greene also praised former President Donald Trump, saying that “the party is his” and “it doesn't belong to anyone else."
The party belongs to the members of the party not one man. I don't think this comment is going to go over well with many. She's driving voters away not bringing them in. Intelligent people are not going to be associated with a cult that worships one man which is where the Republican party is headed unless they grow some balls and say enough is enough. Hopefully we'll see more Republicans with the guts to speak out like Romney, Cheney, KInzinger, and others have.
On a happier note, Lou Dobbs show has been taken off the air by FOX.
Greene also praised former President Donald Trump, saying that “the party is his” and “it doesn't belong to anyone else."
The party belongs to the members of the party not one man. I don't think this comment is going to go over well with many. She's driving voters away not bringing them in. Intelligent people are not going to be associated with a cult that worships one man which is where the Republican party is headed unless they grow some balls and say enough is enough. Hopefully we'll see more Republicans with the guts to speak out like Romney, Cheney, KInzinger, and others have.
On a happier note, Lou Dobbs show has been taken off the air by FOX.
injinji
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The secret ballot Cheney vote shows the limits of Trumpf's power. They were saying it was going to be 115 against her retaining her leadership role, but it was 145 for. With no twitter he's toothless.
xtsho
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I also don't think marjorie taylor greene has as much juice as she thinks she does.
mysunnyboy
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Looks like she’s the right size for under the bus.
no committees is a career killer.
printer
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Thanks Democrat 'Morons'
"If I were on a committee, I'd be wasting my time," Greene said in a press conference Friday, a the day after the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives voted against her.
She appeared just hours after tweeting that she was grateful for the Democrat “morons” and 11 Republicans who voted against her, saying they only made her more prominent. She also noted that because Republicans are in the minority, she would have had little impact with committee work.
www.newsmax.com
"If I were on a committee, I'd be wasting my time," Greene said in a press conference Friday, a the day after the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives voted against her.
She appeared just hours after tweeting that she was grateful for the Democrat “morons” and 11 Republicans who voted against her, saying they only made her more prominent. She also noted that because Republicans are in the minority, she would have had little impact with committee work.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Thanks Democrat 'Morons'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., expressed thanks to House colleagues who stripped her of her committee assignments Thursday after she offered regrets for her past statements on the QAnon conspiracy theories, school shootings, and 9/11.