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  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.
context: 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. >
  
  Ah, like asking someone when was the war of 1812.  One of my teachers back in middle school asked a student who wasn’t really paying attention and her response was “I dunno!” >
  
  On a tv show in the uk - a quiz show contestant was asked ‘what happened in Dallas in 1963?’   To which they replied ‘dunno, wasn’t watching it then’ >
  
  Quite right. Corrie before tea. >
  
  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...