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When she says she can get used to banging the gravel I have images in my head of a toy monkey banging cymbals together.
The woman who claimed that if she was in charge of the January 6th insurrection they would have been armed and they would have won is now is a member of the Homeland Security Committee. >

Lol yeah, we're fucked. Wouldn't be surprised if she tried to let Russia just walk all over Alaska >

Trump was damn close to that apparently letting china roam drones across the US. >

It'll happen more, just way more blatant. Oh don't expect the election to be counted fairly either. >

At this point, I would be surprised if there wasnt gop fuckery going on >

There obviously is but they'll just be way more open about it until they have complete control over everything. Which at this rate they definitely will. Bo regulation over gerrymandering, filibusters, voting rights being shafted from ethnic minorities, we're kinda fucked. But hey as long as "JuST VoTE" is our best bet then we can oat ourselves on the back for doing fuck all >

Just vote was our best bet. People squandered it long enough that Id say next years elections is probably most definitely the last chance we get to stop this shitshow. 
We saw in 2020 and the midterms that the odds can be beat. Red wave never happened. Lets make sure it doesnt. >

The fact she is on "The committee of Oversight and Accountability" caves my head in >

She's trying to rehab her image to being just another fringe republican instead of a literal crazy person talking about Jewish space lasers. It's a pretty sure bet she gave tours to people planning Jan 6th and now she's acting like she's a distinguished stateswoman. Just wild. >

She's angling for a VP nomination. >

Why stop there? She'd make a great final president. >

Zach Galafinakis's question to Obama on Between Two Ferns, "how does it feel to be the last black President?" is going to age like milk. >

Wouldn't that be aging like wine, or cheese? It's not a good thing, but I thought aging like milk meant it didn't come true. >

I've always interpreted aging like milk meaning the outcome is gross/unpalatable/rotten. As opposed to aging like wine, where as it ages it improves in flavor or whatever. >

It generally has the connotation that the take was wildly off the mark in hindsight.
Like Daveed Diggs (Thomas Jefferson in Hamilton) quipping "Never Gonna Be President Now" after Trump's Access Hollywood scandal.
It was, at the time, a safe bet to make. 
Then Trump won the elecetion. In hindsight, the quip aged like milk. >

Still can’t believe Grab em by the pussy didn’t ruin the dude. >

Never underestimate how much the Repugs hate Hillary. >

I can't believe Republicans (people, not the politicians) can look at the clown show going on in the House of Representatives and be proud of what they stand for. >

In my experience Republican voters have no idea what happens in congress. They don’t pay attention to the day to day, they just let talk radio tell them >

My boss actively listens to rightwing radio hosts all day that are just as outrageous as the most absurd q-anon hubs online. >

Does he also buy any of the products being endlessly promoted?  
Vitamins, precious metals, valuable financial advice newsletters, seed banks...lifelock?  /s >

He gave me something called Bulletproof Coffee once as a gift, and I've definitely never seen that at any grocery store. >

Watch the video further down the page.  Holy shit.
"Ruth Bader Gingrich"  
What the fuck? >

She turned me into a Newt >

I got better! >

Someone see if she floats like a duck! >

Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science? >

I'd like to seek the holy grail with you. >

Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. >

It would be hard for me to watch this person preside over a bagging station at a grocery store, much less as Speaker of the House >

She’d have the gazpacho police down there in a heartbeat. >

Right after she declared Marshall law >

Something something Pete Tree dish? >

If only the media would tell it like it is and call the GOP a party of extremism. They need to cut the "reasonable/rational Republican" bullshit. Looking at you, CNN. Unlikely considering their new ownership. >

Oh, you mean the 6 corporations that own 90% of the media? Yep, I've wondered the same thing myself.....
A real head scratcher that one. >

Another thanks to Reagan with the media industry deregulation which is why we have propaganda outlets now controlled by the wealthy to sow divide and  increase their profits
Reagan and Jack Welch really destroyed this country back in the '80s and were really feeling the affects now >

Can we dig them up and put them on trial? The Catholic Church did it to a Pope several times. Could be cathartic for some viewers lol
Maybe make it into a broadway performance, Jon Vought did some nonsense with an empty chair claiming he was yelling at Obama. >

I'd settle for reversing some of the policies but if anyone wants to put on a show they can go for it >

This is the world we live in folks.  Hard to believe we are here.  Hard to believe how we got here.  But as I look around, we are definitely here.  Question now becomes, what do we do with here?  Do we accept it and drool along with it?  Or do we start changing it into something that bears some semblance to a sane reality? >

As a fellow Floridian looking at 1984 and Harry Potter book bans, I want to change it. However, I’m only one vote in a sea of DeSantis lovers who are reveling in him taking Reedy Creek away from Disney because they don’t back his anti-LGBT initiatives.
It’s who America is now. >

I wonder what will happen to the Harry Potter theme park. Will it be banned? >

Universal theme parks are seemingly unaffected because they didn’t speak out against Desantis’s “dont say gay” bill. >

Isn't Harry Potter some sort of devil worship?   How can they ban the books but not the theme park.   Desatan is how I refer to America's new Hitler. >

The book banning has nothing to do with devil worship and everything to do banning books that teach kids “woke” ideologies… what is a “woke” ideology you may ask? Well it’s anything that undercuts a republicans chance at power. >

Harry Potter bans don’t make sense then, given the author. But I suppose the GQP never did care about that >

Decades ago I remember a group was trying to ban “The lion, the witch, and the wardrobe” because “witches are bad.”  Book banning never makes senses. >


C S Lewis is an enemy to Christianity. 

-a conservative in the US, probably. >

Which is funny because C.S. Lewis was a Christian. >

Low IQ ignorant hate filled psychopath in a position of power in the US government. Great, just great. >

She suggested before she even finished her first year of her first term that she thought she was ready to take over McCarthy's House minority position. Her own party ignored her then. >

She is a stunning example of the dunning Kruger effect >

I think you mean the dumpling kugel effect >

Green is the Republican Party. >

Full stop. This is who the GOP is. They made a deal with Greene, Boebert, and the rest of the treason caucus, and now the whole country must suffer as a result. >

"The Republicans are the party that says government doesn't work and then they get elected and prove it."  \~ P. J. O'Rourke >

She is the kind of person who swings around someone to steal their parking spot and then smiles while putting up her middle finger at them as she walks away. >

BoBo shot someones dog because it crossed the imaginary boundary of "property". Also ran over a neighbors mail box in a fued.   
MTG was banging dudes in her husbands failed gym business to the point where it was so embarassing her husband issued a divorce. Meanwhile her child has made videos pleeing with the public to be like "please don't judge me my mom is fucking insane".
These are not good or reasonable people by any measure of the imagination. A quick glance at what they've voted against and I guess the few things they've voted for makes it very clear they are not good people... >

Unfortunately the difference between misinformation and lies are that the person spreading them it isn't aware of it.
I thought it was true too so I'm glad to see the fact check. >

It’s an alternative fact now >

Did you hear the part where she said a single middle school received 5.1 billion dollars to teach CRT. So blatantly false, literally no school in America has ever received 5.1 billion in total. And Middle schools don't teach CRT, it's a course in university level legal programs . . . . .
Edit. 5.1 not 51 billion. Still insane >

Actually, she said 5.1. Still insane, none the less. >

The vast majority of universities’ entire budgets aren’t even that high >

“Why are you worried about an insurrectionist in this position, when you should worry that Sam Smith wore a cartoon devil costume!” >

I really don’t know what people expect to happen if they let republicans control things. Republicans tell you exactly what they are going to do. They tell you what they think. They don’t hide anything. They proudly parade the crazy around for all to see. The crazy is the platform. That is what oeople are voting for and not voting against. The problem is not the elected nuts. It is the voters. The voters are the ones doing this. Marge is just a messenger. >

And the elected democrats continue trying to play nice with these psychopaths. Will they ever learn? >

I blame half of this on CNN and other news stations that gave her 100 hours of coverage per week. The right used her to “trigger” the left. That is the only reason she grew through the ranks. The right is using her the same way they used trump. As a way to make us more divided than we already are. She is an idiot but idiots should be left alone and not even the time of day. We give her on this platform at least 2 articles a day. 
Fuck her and let her fade away. >

You say that like this sub hasn't been skyrocketing every article about her to the frontpage since she was elected. >

When people show you who they are, believe them.
This is who the mainstream Republican Party is now, believe them when they tell you and show you this. >

Well, Goering became speaker of the Reichstag in August 1932, half a year before the Nazis came to power, so even if history doesn't repeat, it sure rhymes. >

at this point it's safe to say history repeats >

Rhymes repeat, the point is to not to look for 1-to-1 examples. >

God I hate some modern journalism. A tweet saying it made someone physically ill and it becomes a whole headline and article. Time and effort should be put into reporting her actual awful actions as a congresswoman and investigating her links to corporations, lobbyists, and extremists rather than looking for a couple tweets with catchy wording. >

It’s Newsweek, it’s not the news. 
Ignore 100% of their articles, always. >

She's the lady who gathered the group of extremists who harrassed the school shooting survivors right? >

Dafaq 'murica? >

American here - believe me, we’re saying “dafuq” too. >

Start saying it louder and more violently then. It's pathetic the stuff you guys put up with. >

Lol yeah no shit. how much longer are they gonna make excuses and do literally nothing while their government is gutted by fascist idiots >

Seriously, it's absolutely wild. The news gets crazier every day and never a damn thing. It makes me very nervous being directly to the North. >

It's gotten so bad, even America isn't capable of spreading democracy to (checks notes) America. >

The scary part is what happens to the rest of us once they go full fascist. >

I feel like some country must have like a plan B for when shit hits the fan. Like the Dutch or the Danish having some cyberbomb that shuts down all nuclear launching capabilities. Or actual space lasers. AI powered hamsters maybe...
A country that wasn't under any threat in this modern age has no need to advertise their warfare advancements. >

I presume the people of the 14th district of Georgia are over the moon about it. They voted her in with almost 66% of the vote.
Now the rest of us have to listen to this cartoon villain for another two years >

The other 34% tried. We really did. >

We sure did, solidarity and thanks for your vote. I live in a majority PoC neighborhood in her district and almost all of my neighbors are progressive liberals struggling to get by. Every time she is mentioned on Reddit some moron is like “the people of the 14th love her”. The hell we do! She sucks ass. >

I didn’t realize how far south our district goes. Are you closer to Atlanta? I’m not too far from Rome. >

I’m north of Dallas, relatively close to the Cobb County border. My area would definitely surprise people who think the district is all dirt roads and hillbilly extremists. >

I remember when I was in elementary school. We each got a turn to use a special chair in one of my classes for a week. That also would be too much power for her. >

She is literally a seditionist. >

I will never understand how anyone can find someone like this to be anything but an awful person.  I just don't get it.  She is so hateful. >

Thats exactly why she appeals to conservative voters.  It’s not a coincidence. >

This would not be happening if Merrick Garland was worth anything at all as an Attorney General. He's a joke, and Biden isn't much better for sitting back and refusing to replace him with someone willing to do his actual job.
It amazes me how Brazil, a month out from their coup attempt, has already done more than the US has to hold its high traitors accountable than the US has in two+ years. >

Ticking another item off the list of things  McCarthy agreed to, to become speaker of the house. >

It’s pretty much scripted drama folks. She’s being elevated so that McCarthy doesn’t look so bad. >

Yeah. President and vp killed while this lying scum Christian nationalist is in that seat, THEN what?  Do you trust them? >

Marjorie Taylor Greene existing leaves everyone physically ill >

So tired of the GOP being treated like legitimate political discourse. They are abhorrent and insurrectionist rebels and need to be crushed. >

Ostracism, people, ostracism. Also write down all names of people approving her directly or indirectly. They need to go as well. >

As it should. I've never seen someone more unfit for public office in my life. And that includes Trump. >

MTG, a scientifically ignorant religious bigot, misogynist, and homophobe. >

She got to cosplay being a regular house member.  This will end in 2024. >

America. You’re a laughing stock. >

Have been since the Reagan years.  The remainder of the first world continues to be amazed we can be so ignorant, hateful, callous, and proud of it.  It’s quite sad.  The GOP have actively worked for decades to dismantle the U.S. and harm the majority of people, while also continuing to be elected by those they want to hurt.  Makes no sense and interacting with someone from another country always turns into, “Wait, the U.S. does/doesn’t (blank)!?  Wooooow…”. >


The remainder of the first world continues to be amazed we can be so ignorant, hateful, callous, and proud of it.

This is downplaying the rise of far right fascism across the globe >

It's sad how quickly the lessons of history are forgotten.  Millions of people fought and died to prevent a global fascist takeover during World War II, but now a distressing number of their descendants are actively working towards undoing that sacrifice. >

But she hates her job when she has to work long hours but loves it when she gets to play house with McCarthy >

Marge in Charge will turn out millennials/gen Z like the GOP has never seen. Make them wish they could raise the voting age to 40 and every other vote suppression trick in the book >

So glad I am in California right now and feel for our folks trapped in these red states that are captive to their governor's ambitions and the party of extremism now.
Also, way too many normal folks will ultimately back the extremist party now. >

That's exactly what they're going for. This is about "trolling" the country with an obviously incompetent Rep just to show they can. Don't freak out and give her more media coverage. Organize and vote. >

How did she graduate from middle school? >

The success of the radical tends to drive out or redefine the mainstream. The historical parallels are scary. >

I truly believe things have to get really awful and extremely revolting for regular people to start making the right decisions (eg.- getting out and vote, pushing for a change)
It's always the same unfortunately, and nothing changes ...
so I hope things get worse, horribly worst >

The GOP is a Russian asset >

Jesus that was hard to watch >

Listening to her speak in that exaggerated southern accent of hers makes me want to pour battery acid into my ear canals. >

She's trying so hard to be AOC.
It's hysterically embarrassing. >

The words "presiding over House" were unnecessary. >

i will forever refer to her as "empty greene" >

The Dems and the Lincoln project have a very nice campaign visual now.  MTG probably turns out Democratic voters and independents as much as Trump did.  I'm sure she will become the poster child for voting Blue in 2024. >

It would...if history didn't already provide examples of ex-confederate scum bags getting elected in the years after the rebellion was quashed. History repeats itself. >

I live in her district. She makes me physically ill just by being here. >

The normalization of Greene and all she believes and stands for will bury our democracy. It's death by a thousand little cuts.
Meanwhile, the rest of the GOP rants about balloons, holding the economy hostage, and drag queens to keep people distracted from the power they are grabbing in order to push their insanity unto all of us. >

She i it s a reflection of this country’s darkest and most selfish nature. >

This troglodyte is an embarrassment to my state. >

She's been put in those positions to help make sure the next coup attempt works. Mark my words >

Yeah well get used to seeing her
GA-14 doesn’t appear to be in a hurry to re-enter the realm of the reasonable anytime soon >

The real Americans of this country are going to have to squash this party to survive. It is so blatant what they're trying to do. If they win, you and I won't matter anymore. >

Party with no standards shockingly continues to have no standards! >

Isn't comforting to know we have politicians who's only goal is revenge and discrediting the other party. >

The fact that she was elected to public office in general makes me physically ill. >

why is joe namath wearing a blonde wig and holding up a ghost football? >

This is a good illustration of the dangers of reducing your political engagement to "us good them bad". >

Republicans think they’re entitled to associate with christofascist domestic terrorists without being held to account, but in reality individuals aren’t the only ones judged by the company they keep. The same standard applies to political parties.
It’s amusing watching the GQP lay the foundation for a RepubliQan free future. >

The deals McCarthy made to finally become Speaker... >

one comedian tweeted they're phyically ill and newsweek decides to make this headline? fucking ridiculous >

The downward spiral of The Republican Party started with Newt Gingrich >

Yeah, well, get used to it. She got a taste and now she will fiend. It’s gonna be ~~scary~~ wild