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So much for McCarthy’s promise
I’m hardly shocked by her behavior, she 
has about as much class as she does brains. She’s an embarrassment to humanity. >

No class. No manners. And a face that'd confuse a neanderthal. - MTG >

She’s a trash can >

A trash heap. There are some quality cans. >

This behavior is now fully normalized.  After two consecutive years of this nonsense, it’s now fully and completely acceptable.  There are absolutely zero consequences that will ever come her way and she will pay zero price for this behavior.  It’s disgusting. >

Legalize every drug right now. >

This is the answer to removing the funding that is propping up the entire cartel. Doing this removes their power, their influence and control will dwindle. Then we as a military need to go in and take out the remnants once their cash supply is ended. Once we have taken out the cartels, we then need to invest in industries that will thrive within those regions. Only then will we have solved the "crisis at the border". The crisis is one that we created, and it will be one in which one the United States can solve. So yes. Legalize it all. Today. >

I was on a drug interdiction operation back in 06. I was acft maintenance and we mostly just sat around and fixed the birds when they came back from overnights. The group after us got lit up on the drive back to base from the town we were staying at. The locals dont care about the cartels or are too scared to do anything about it. While legalizing substances causes them to take a hit and the US is one of the biggest importers of illegal substances in the world regardless of population size, i dont know if it would fix the problem. Its systemic and baked into how the structure of much of the central ans south american governance. To a degree it seemed like the locals needed it to keep going, even if they feared it and saw the damage it caused them. >

Legalizing drugs would basically put big pharma/ Phillip Morris in charge of drug production and distribution eventually. Instead of armed gangs protecting cocaine shipments, they'd just call the police and their insurance agent if a truck of cocaine got hijacked... not so different than what would happen for a truck full of tequila being hijacked. Not much need to enact violence yourself with an army of armed thugs when you can just outsource that violence to the state and just pay your taxes. I look at these gangs the same as AL Capone with liquor in the 20s/30s. We lost the war on drugs as soon as it began. Prohibition doesn't work, and just invites corruption and organized crime. >

Oh, i agree that the war on drugs was/is dumb and we never had a chance of winning it. There are also a lot of prohibition era parallels, to include innovations in technology, see boat engines and xray technology. Im just noting that flat out legalization, which im not saying im against, isnt the drastic solution people seem to think it is. >

Ah... replaying the hits.  This also gets to remind people Republicans called our first black president a liar at a State-of-the-Union So on brand for Republicans.  20 Years ago Republicans would tell you how you had to have respect for the office, of course the hypocrisy didn’t just start then, it was just a slow slide starting with Nixon thru Reagan, but Newt really lit the fire.  I'm 64 and have voted for both Democrats and Republicans, BUT I WILL NEVER VOTE REPUBLICAN AGAIN.
Edit: did to didn’t, unison to union, seems people got my meaning anyway >

14 years ago they pledged not to compromise with Democrats. They wouldn't even say the word.
25 years ago Ken Starr was unleashed to find anything at all to disgrace Bill Clinton. Newt Gingrich, then speaker iirc, was having an affair while pushing for the impeachment of Clinton, with a woman 23 years younger. >

Wasn't the affair also while his wife was sick with cancer, or was that another Republican? >

That was actually a previous affair Gingrich had in 1980. He had separate mistress during the Clinton impeachment. Party of family values and all that. >

You need a flow chart to keep track of all the affairs & divorces the family values party has. >

She’s such a piece of shit. >

That's probably a puppy fur coat >

See her vest? Made from real gorilla chest. >

Feel her sweater. There’s no better than authentic Irish setter >

See this hat? Twas her cat. Her evening wear is vampire bat >

Her white slippers are albino African endangered rhino. >

Grizzly bear underwear >

Turtle’s necks I’ve got my share >

i’ve got loafers made from gophers >

It was either that or skin my chauffeurs >

Only way she can remain relevant is by controversy. >

Not very difficult for her considering she's a QAnon,^[1] antisemtic,^[2] awful person. 
Think I've been watching too much TPB, all I want her to do is frig off.

1) Washington Post - How Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, promoter of QAnon’s baseless theories, rose with support from key Republicans
2) Vox - Marjorie Taylor Greene’s space laser and the age-old problem of blaming the Jews >

As a fellow Cdn … your use of Frig is top tear lol I haven’t used it in forever and will have to put it back into rotation. >

Fukkin’ mint. >

Friggin mint you mean 😜 >

You can see it in her face and her eyes. She’s empty except for hate and rank stupidity. She’s made of it. >

It's what built her. She would be nothing without it. She will never let it go. >

Stupid fucking howler monkey >

Is she drunk? Everyone else in the chamber seems to have self control except this woman who reminds me of the people getting thrown out of bars. She’s on something >

No, just very, very stupid and completely classless. >

She’s an embarrassment. Her family should be ashamed. >

She’s a terrific reason why more people should use birth control.  Right? >

no she's a terrific reason of why we need to fund education. >

Hence the GOP war on public education. Can't have the unwashed masses ~~educated~~ indoctrinated. >

Man, she wore white in a room full of dark colors. She planned to be focused on. >

Sinema too >

Yeah… Sci Fi Sinema >

This is the same person who chased down on the street, mocking and harassing a teenager who survived a gun shooting-- David Hogg. >

She also complained that she gets harassed on the street by people who "come up to me and say crazy things to me out of the blue in public places that they believe because they read it on the internet or saw it on some news show about me."
large marqe green, 3rd of February, 2023. >

She is so dumb, she doesn’t remember that we have all watched videos and seen tweets of her stupidity, harassment, and hate. >

Unprofessional little child. >

Would argue she’s made a profession out of being a child >

Career Arsonist. >

Trash gonna trash. >

Nice to see the house is listening to McCarthy >

Am I mistaken in seeing several points where it looked like mcarthy looked over to the Republican section during a reaction bit to shake his head like a mom would to chasten a toddler about to do something stupid? Not his head shaking of not taxing oil or wealthy or liking hidden fees, but like a look and tiny head shake like “hey, watching you…” >

And a pursing of the lips to "shush it." >

"If you congressmen don't sit down right now I swear I'm going to turn the whole Union around." >

Empty cans rattle loudest. >

Wow, I love this >

"an empty vessel makes the loudest sounds" has been attributed to at least as far back as Plato. 
I mention this as just an interesting factoid,  not to disagree with you. It was a great saying then too. There is nothing new under the sun. >

Cool, thank you! It’s new to me >

She’s disgusting 🤢 >

And everyone knows this. Let’s be honest—we expected her to do this—she shouldn’t be invited next year. >

Who cares?  Ignore her, focus on that banger of a speech Biden gave and how he masterfully got the GOP to vocally support not cutting Medicare and Social Security which have been on the GOP chopping block for decades. >

Repulsive >

Literally every word out of this piece of shit is a lie, same goes for the entire nazi party that is todays GOP.  She has some nerve calling anyone else a liar.  They all deserve to rot in hell. >

She's showing McCarthy who's the boss. >

How embarrassing to have this person representing you in Congress. >

The inbred cretins in her district love it. >

The Sargent-at-Arms should remove any member that breaks decorum by heckling. >

They'd love that and say they're being targeted for their political beliefs and not for their behavior. >

Yeah, if the Sergent at Arms removed her, it would be the clip run over and over again for YEARS on any right wing news station with "DEMOCRATS WANT TO TAKE OUR FREEDOM OF SPEECH!"
Instead, you let people like her make a fool of themselves. As you can see, it doesn't take much. They just have to open their mouths.