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Probably didn't get the invites out to the Proud Boys and Oaf Keepers.  They're a slam dunk for US Capitol events.
She’s really tackling the big issues, isn’t she? >

I remember the first few months of her first term were all about who could wave what flags when and she got so bent out of shape about it that she stalked and harassed another congressperson.
You know. The real issues of the day. >

Don't forget harassing a Parkland shooting survivor multiple times and essentially calling him a crisis actor. >


calling him a crisis actor

 

Marjorie Taylor Greene held an anti-trans rally at the Capitol

 
The projection is next-fucking-level. >

She's currently investigating who's buried in Grant's Tomb thanks to Groucho. >

What? >

A joke that reveals the poster's age. XD 
Groucho Marx hosted a quiz show in the 1940s-50s, and sometimes when a contestant was doing exceptionally poorly, he'd ask absurdly easy questions both for the amusement of the audience and so the contestant wouldn't walk away with nothing. One such question was "who's buried in Grant's tomb?" and the answer, obviously, is Grant.
The joke is that MTG would be stupid or attention-hungry enough to assume/pretend it was some kind of liberal trick and start an investigation over the question. >

Thanks for that, I've heard that joke but never really understood why it was a joke, much less where it came from. >

Groucho Marx's show You Bet Your Life has been rerun off and on for decades.  You don't have to be old, as Viatos implies, to like the Marx Brothers and Groucho Marx.  
Other Groucho gimme questions for contestants after they'd failed to excel on his show:
What color is an orange?
How many bullets does a six shooter shoot? >


signs that defined the words “mom” and “dad” as “a human parent who protects kids from gender ideology.”

She said last year that non-biological parents were a threat to children which was an attack  on the LGBT community and Pete Buttigieg, but vague enough to anger foster and adoptive parents. >

Who does she expect to care for all of those babies she’s forcing people to have? >

Like Greg Abbott, anyone else. Not herself. 
She likes to talk about protecting children, but she doesn't make a single move to actually do it. She voted against baby formula voucher help for mothers using WIC and declared it a scheme. Then she voted against funding to help get the baby formula production back to speed. After Uvalde, she tweeted support for Massie's bill to remove gun free zones from school.
And back in July 2021, she fucking laughed out loud when a reporter told her that children die from COVID. 
Actions, louder than words.
She's a ghoul. >

Yet reelected. Gotta love Georgia. The keep driving state. >

It’s a small district in the state that brought Warnock and Ossoff to the senate and helped keep Trump out of the White House for a second term but keep on driving. >

Still voted for Kemp again.
Atlanta is the sole redeeming factor in that state. >

I know. Never should’ve been in the governor’s mansion in the first place. >

That woman is an embarrassment to American politics, American women, and American human beings. >

To humans, that’s it >

to organisms in general. >

To all organic and inorganic matter >

The reason we can't find Dark Matter is because it wants nothing to do with her. >

In fairness, I’m guessing she wouldn’t be too comfortable around “dark” matter. >

"The liberal science agenda won't research white matter!!!" >

I wish it wasn't so easy to imagine Tucker Carlson & co. saying that unironically... >

We really need to stop helping them come up with talking points
I feel bad for The Onion >

It's been a rough decade for satire... >

These are really some of the biggest names in anti-trans activism in the US and Canada. While this "protest" wasn't much, they were probably all having some kind of meeting yesterday about taking away health care and education rights from trans kids. 
Like, haha, Marge is dumb, but also she's dangerous. >

She’s got McCarthy by the ballsack. >

Jokes on her!  McCarthy’s balls are bronzed and displayed on a mar-a-lago mantle >

Allegedly. It's never been proven that he ever actually had balls to begin with. >

If hatemongers always stayed home the world would be a much better place. >

Only 12 people showed up - seems like we should be able to arrange a mob of folks to counter these hateful fucks everywhere they go. >

Ignore them, no press is best >

Anyone know ONE thing she did for the people who voted for her? Tsk tsk, people voting against their own interests again. >

What have any republicans done lately that seems like a positive? Any time any of them are ever in the news it’s always just for what new bullshit they’re making people do now or what crime[s] they’ve committed/are about to commit. I can’t think of the last time I’ve seen any stories about them that just actually seemed like a good thing. >

You’re right! I live in Ohio and NONE of the republican officials have done ANYTHING USEFUL. But they are trying to force 10 year olds to have babies, and refusing to provide chemotherapy to a pregnant women with cancer! >

I wish the articles picture would zoom out so you could see how insignificant the crowd was >

A week from now she’ll excuse it by saying she fell down a rabbit hole on the internet and pretend she was the victim >

“The internet tricked me” Is the lamest excuse. >

Right? “I’m not cruel Im just stupid” isn’t a great defense. >

Especially for the people with power in this country. They were dumb enough to get tricked by a meme on facebook so why not put them in charge of making important decisions for the entire country 🤦🏻‍♀️ >

She's been extra hateful since her hubby left her. >

I think she's upset that he's shacking up with a man that looks more feminine than her >

Come on, that’s just mean. She looks very feminine for a horse. >

I don't think anyone is surprised when a group of religious bigots have problems cumming. >

There's the joke I was looking for. >

She should try being more positive than anti-everything -- she'd have better luck branding herself as being pro-hatred! >

Unfortunately, she’s too old for Sgt Hatred. >

And she damn sure isn’t his foot-type >

Most people don’t care how others live their lives. In fact, most are fine with it and even support people’s right to be who they want to be/are.  Sooner cons realize this, the better for them. >

Stuff like analyzing jawlines is harmful to cis women and transwomen alike. People have different bodies and analyzing if they're cisgender or not based on a jawline is no good for anyone >

You're right. I should say that her complete hypocrisy on most issues and her stance on this is what indicates that she's self-loathing >

Exactly! There's more than enough reasons to critique her for her horrible beliefs and subpar intelligence then to start on physical attributes >

No matter what your opinion of trans people is, it should be remembered that they comprise less than 2% of the population. From the amount of concern voiced by MTG types, one might think the entire country is being overwhelmed by a tsunami of transsexualism >

MTG could hold an orgy and nobody would come >

Idk Madison Cawthornes probably free. >

She isn’t his cousin though >

“Guess people just don’t wanna hate nowadays” >

How dare people cancel this event for cancel culture! >

“Its almost like people just don’t wanna cancel nowadays” >

These people think their the "silent majority". What a bunch of 🤡 >

They're not the majority and I wish they'd be a lot more silent. >

For a group who calls themselves silent, they sure can't seem to shut the fuck up