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As non US, her stupidity resonates strongly around the world. Ngl.
I find her incredibly inspirational. She's living proof that, no matter how stupid you are, you, too, can get a high-paying job. >

We went from a nation that considered Dan Quayle not being able to spell “potato” as being a reasonable disqualification for voting into elected office …. to a bunch of window licking imbeciles who support Queen “Gazpacho Police” after ranting about deep state Jewish space lasers.
What a fucking country >

Wait. Did she say “Gazpacho Police” in place of Gestapo? >

She did indeed >

Omg. How the hell can anyone take them serious? >

Oh stay tuned, she has a few others too. Just last week, she somehow mixed up tidal wave by typing out “title wave”. You also have the butchering of “peachtree dish” instead of petri dish. >

It’s all n an effort to make Trump look intelligent with likely innocent misspellings (hamburder, covfefe).  She is spelling the words correctly, but just using the completely wrong word. >


"From 9-11 truther, Sandy Hook false flag conspiracy theorist, Jewish Space Laser anti-semitism, Q-anon kookery, pro-insurrectionist, election denier, MAGA extremist quack to now presiding over House proceedings," tweeted Tara Setmayer, senior adviser for the anti-Donald Trump political group The Lincoln Project.  
"Marjorie Taylor Greene IS the mainstream GOP. We WARNED you."

Setmayer on point. >

Watching McCathys face trying to control his howling mob with subtle facial expressions is an unbelievable sight. >

He had absolutely no control over those clowns and they know it. >

How is it that Democrats aren't calling for a new Speaker vote every single day Congress is in session >

Probably because the more she speaks the more people question the GOPs sanity? There is no better ally than a braindead enemy >

Trump's insanity and the GOP's complicity on display for 4 years wasn't enough to retake the house. There is no bottom to the lows they will sink and idiots will keep voting for them. >

The mid terms were pretty disastrous for the GOP given the historical precedent of the incumbent's party getting slaughtered every time >

unexpectedly bad but they still regained power in the House which should be pretty alarming. GOP crashed economy, got a few hundred thousand people killed, exploded the deficit, gave tax breaks to the 1% and corporations and fucked the rest and attempted a coup !. how inept was Dem messaging that they didn't blow the GOP back to the stone age for the next 30-40 years? >

The one thing I take solace in is that the GOP are all so self-serving that they'll all inevitably betray each other and they'll all reveal just the worst shit.
It's probably gonna be gross, but I'm here for it. >

Reminds me of the old adage evil will consume itself. >

It doesn't actually work that way, though. 
I offer as evidence . >

The Nazi party basically imploded after barely more than a decade in power. I mean, what damage can you do in such a short time? /s >

"..I like to tell the C students: You too, can be president." - George W. Bush
It's like that, only even more stupid...who knew such a thing was even possible.  Never forget, this is the "Jewish Space Lasers" woman; there is NO bottom. >

As someone who studies history and policy, I always find George Bush to be a rather fascinating case. I never thought him to be unintelligent but I always did figure him to be in way over his head as President. I think with better advisors, he would have made an average/okayish President. Not one that I would have agreed with, but one that you could somewhat tolerate. 
I want to imagine what would have happened if individuals like Cheney, Rumsfeld, Rove, and Wolfawitz weren’t in his cabinet, and if he had more qualified individuals in those roles instead. Part of me thinks that the Iraq war never happens and the massive cost it incurs doesn’t nearly bankrupt our economy. We also don’t lose a lot of the goodwill of our allies who were angered at the US for entering Iraq. 
Of course even with a different cabinet, we could still see the same events take course, especially if Bush was hellbent on entering war in Iraq himself. I personally think he bought into the WMD line himself thanks to the actions of Cheney and Rumsfeld, and legitimately thought entering the war was for the good and safety of the American people. But even if he had that thought initially, better advisors could help steer him away from taking such actions.
The two wars, combined with the tax cuts he passed shortly after entering each war took a massive toll on the economy, one that we still haven’t recovered from. Without the Iraq war, we finish up in Afghanistan quicker because we capture Bin Laden sooner. No 20 year wars and the country continues to move forward as a whole.
Of course that’s an optimistic view of things. The increasing polarization of the two parties would eventually come to a head like they are now, and we’d still end up with individuals such as Trump, Boebert, MTG, Gaetz and others in positions of power. >


especially if Bush was hellbent on entering war in Iraq himself.

I don't know if you were around during 9/11.  But the native born male population wanted blood.  No way any President was going to get re-elected without providing blood.

Without the Iraq war, we finish up in Afghanistan quicker because we capture Bin Laden sooner. No 20 year wars and the country continues to move forward as a whole.

I think that is delusional thinking. Do you really think the US military was concerned with finding him? >

I was still just a kid then, but my god it was bad.
The mere suggestion that maybe we as a nation should reconsider plunging headlong into another inevitable quagmire based off of an obvious lie about WMD's was nearly enough to get you hanged as a traitor. 
We all knew it was a war for oil from the start and nothing that has happened since has changed my mind. >

It still is. No way Exxon is there without the indirect military support. >

MTG’s road to being Trump’s running mate continues. Apparently the lessons of the Sarah Palin debacle flew over MAGA’s heads >

To think we all once thought Sarah PALIN was the worst thing that could happen to politics >

I think it was, but instead of taking their medicine the GOP said “hold my beer” >

The traitor MTG? >

Marjorie "Jewish Space Lasers" Greene. >

I chuckled reading this. So many people gave her other names, like Marjorie Trailerpark Queen. >

i have a friend who's pretty right wing and anytime he says anything particularly stupid at the table, i ask him "is this your space lasers moment?" and he usually shuts up and wont bring politics up for rest of night. lol >

What do they say? Every country gets the government they deserve... but this woman being in that building is like seeing a dog eat shit. >

Worse, it's seeing that dog you saw puke up the shit and then eat it again just for the attention.
And then there's Boebert, Gaetz, and Santos, etc.  MJT isn't even the bottom of the barrel. The entire barrel is a septic tank. >

No this is like watching your drunk crack head aunt eat then puke up the shit and then eat it again just for the attention. >

Why is there a photo Mikey Rourke standing in front of the Whote House? >

Wasn’t she great in the wrestler 😂 >

Not even pretending that she does not move McCarthy's lips anymore. >

I feel physically ill every time I see her stupid, punch-able face. She is one of the only people that I have never met and genuinely hate to the core. >

Stupid headline. Had to read 2 pages in to find out one Twitter comic said it made her ill to see MTG in the speaker role. No one got actually sick.  Shitty clickbait >

It's Newsweek. All their online political content is like this. >


It's Newsweek. All their ~~online political~~ content is like this. 

Look at r/worldnews. It's like half Newsweek links talking about how some guy's friend's brother in Sevastopol says Putin totally has raging butt cancer. >

Well, we know what she asked for in order to secure her vote for McCarthy. >

She's a disgusting person who spreads hate, fear, and disinformation for her own political ambitions. >

Lol I guess far-right nutbags are a protected class now? 🤡 >

All/any republican politician is out of jail free. >

I wonder how many times the House parliamentarian had to correct her. >

id be physically ill too if i saw a corpse talking >

The fact that this lady is in a position of power, in the county I reside in, makes me physically ill. >

Both of them >

The roof of the capital must be Jewish Space Laser proof. >

She is the reason to leave the republic party >

Just looking at her makes me physically ill