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  She went in miserable
context: Her being in Congress makes me miserable too because it's a daily reminder that there are people who not only think like she does but think she's doing a good enough job to keep voting and support her. Maybe she could quit and go back to sleeping with employees and running businesses into the ground with her family's wealth. >
  
  My main issue with her saying this is that we have a representative who admits her main drive for her job is money >
  
  And that over 6 figures isn't enough to live properly while fighting to keep minimum wage as low as humanly possible >
  
  Not just six figures. $175,000.
  That’s almost double what most people think as “6 figures” >
  
  I’m definitely not going to cry for them 🤣 >
  
  I have no pity for her at all! >
  
  Sure her salary is lower but how much has she made from ~~bribes~~ donations and insider trading? >
  
  Exactly. This is her soliciting more. >
  
  "Hey corrupt corporate interests, if you want to keep relying on my vote, you need to up your bribes." >
  
  Her working in Congress has made millions of people miserable. >
  
  My suspicion is that she appears to have been a really miserable person long before her stint in Congress.   Politics has just spotlighted it more >
  
  Agree.  Hateful people are usually miserable. >
  
  That’s what the GOP stands for. >
  
  Grizzled Ol’ Poot >
  
  “Grizzled” implies some experience of hardship which I suspect few right wing politicians actually have. Try grasping, grimy, grumbling, griping, grubbing, grumpy, groveling, G- words that reflect small minded, soft handed children of wealth and privilege further enriching themselves at the cost of people who earn their livings. >
  
  
  Try grasping, grimy, grumbling, griping, grubbing, grumpy, groveling,
  
  "Grifting" works well... >
  
  Grim, ghoulish, gunky, gelatinous, gravy-stained, gag-inducing, goofball-popping, gerbil-shoving. >
  
  She should feel fortunate that she isn't being paid what she is actually worth >
  
  Can you be paid negative dollars? >
  
  Well MTG has accrued about $100k in congressional fines over her tenure, and congressional salary is about $174k, so she’s certainly not making the money she used to. She sold her CrossFit gym and the divorce is probably fucking her out of money too. >
  
  That definitely sounds like negative dollars to me as long as she has actually paid all the fines. >
  
  ...it could be more negative.. >
  
  I wonder how her army of (nearly) unpaid interns feel about that. >
  
  Any Angry Marge HJ is worth it's weight in Gold. >
  
  Hear me out... >
  
  I hear that Fox pays more.  Go work for them.  You’re sure not working for us. >
  
  But just being a blonde conservative woman isn't enough for their viewers; she'd have to be at least somewhat pretty too. >
  
  She’s got a face for Fox News Radio >
  
  Don't let the door hit you in the ass when you leave >
  
  She should pull a Sarah Palin and just quit. >
  
  Honestly, that’s what I hope happens here.  These MAGA republicans were told that the system was broken and that only MAGA politicians could fix it for them.  The issue is is that their rhetoric is much better as victims rather than actual leading.  
  These people were expecting they that it would all be east.  MTG is finding out there it’s not that easy.    She’s finding out congress and making laws is actually really hard and near impossible in this day and age.  
  This is what I hope happens moving forward.  People become disillusioned with the MAGA movement.  Trump did not make America better.  The Republican led house will not solve americas problems.  After the 2010s and trump, people learned that being fiscally conservative is a joke because there’s literally nothing remaining to cut and that the deficit is purely driven by conservative tax cuts.  
  Just like the rest of boomers, they are expecting things to be as easy as they were for them 60 years ago.  It’s a harsh reality they are facing. >
  
  conservatives will simply abandon democracy >
  
  That ship has sailed. A LONG time ago. >
  
  Conservatives have simply abandoned democracy >
  
  Yep. One might argue democracy has never been a priority for them. >
  
  I wish I had a congress members salary. >
  
  The audacity of complaining about a congressman’s salary when the medium household income in your district is 51,000. 
  She’s making 175000 a year and crying she used to make more, boohoo. >
  
  With government health insurance and holidays >
  
  As if she works… >
  
  Her salary is $174,000. That's more than the salary for 80% of American HOUSEHOLDS. And I bet the disparity is even greater among members of her constituents in rural Georgia. She's insufferable.
  Edit: Plus she has free healthcare and gets donations to cover her "work" expensives. >
  
  People in Congress just don't want to work these days.  Though if MTG would like to quiet quit, that'd be great. >
  
  I think that's what she's done since day 1. She hasn't accomplished a damn thing. >
  
  When does the quiet part start? >
  
  She sounds just like Trump in the quotes. 
  She's bragging about having had a lot of money, letting the little people know she's definitely better than them. She's making sure they know going to Congress is a sacrifice for her, that she could be doing more profitable things.
  She's also setting up her defense with them for when she's eventually caught taking bribes or with otherwise unclean hands in her finances. 
  And she's letting them know she's fighting the libs with their money and needs more of it. >
  
  I had a relative like this. Always complained they had no money to help with sick relatives. Went on several vacations to Aruba every year. Bragged about how their house was too big. 
  I don’t keep in touch with them anymore but the irony is that they likely voted trump. >
  
  Then maybe she should quit! It's  not like we would miss her Fascist rants! >
  
  MTG isn’t the problem. Georgia District 14 would pick a replacement that’s more of the same. >
  
  These people don’t understand or care to understand, literally could never understand the concept of PUBLIC SERVICE. The notion of doing something not just for themselves but for the greater good is and will forever be lost on these self-absorbed, self-dealing imbecilic narcissists >
  
  Are we supposed to believe that she was once a happy-go-lucky type of gal that used to frolic and spread sunshine everywhere she went?
  She was miserable WAY before getting into politics. The only difference is that now Mrs. Miserable has like-minded company and it takes some light away from her. Plus recently, AOC was TOTALLY MEAN to her! >
  
  I'm still waiting for someone to go to congress and scream through her mail slit that they pay her salary like she did to AOC before being a congresswoman. Kind of shocked nobody has. >
  
  Low hanging fruit. >
  
  Let's see, her districts median income is $54k. She makes $175k as a member of Congress and received over $180k in PPP, which she will not pay back. Seems like plenty of money for not doing the job of representing your constituents and wasting everyone's time with conspiracy theories and fascist rhetoric. >
  
  She should try minimum wage then talk about misery. >
  
  Why should they get a salary at all? Make them independent contractors that get paid commission based on the number of bills they write that get passed into law. >
  
  As a tax payer, I pay them. I see no need to give them a life of luxury. Especially when myself, my loved ones, and my neighbors struggle. I'd love to see some reform, though I don't know the best direction for that. I know we can't keep doing what we're doing and incrementalism isn't cutting it. >
  
  This is how Republicans ask Putin for salary increase >
  
  "working" >
  
  “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."
  Remember when this dumpsterfire of a human being confronted and harassed a teenage school shooting survivor on the street? >
  
  So get the f out >
  
  Then GTFO >
  
  It has to be miserable if one keeps saying stupid things and keeps getting publicly called out on it. >
  
  Huh, that's funny.  Her working in Congress has made me miserable too. >
  
  She has made millions with dark money, that is why her salary seems low to her! >
  
  Something i agree with her on ever since she's started has made it miserable for me too. >
  
  We're miserable with you here. Please quit !! >
  
  Well like every other American get another job. Fuck I would take that pay and free healthcare. >
  
  Her working in congress has made alot of people miserable. >
  
  She was miserable long before this. Also no one is making her stay there. >
  
  She actually complained that people say crazy things to her that they saw on the internet.
  She actually said those words. Without even a hint of irony. >
  
  Imaging thinking $174k is a low salary for a job you’re grossly unqualified for. >
  
  From the way she sounds, I don't think she can afford one. >
  
  She's got 40 million dollars.  This is all just a game to her. >
  
  and bought an 11 million dollar mansion.  Maybe she should move to the doublewide, since the Russian funds are gone. >
  
  and a luxury suv with campaign funds… >
  
  Her being there made congress miserable too >
  
  So leave >
  
  If she’s miserable, then Good God! By all means please leave Congress! >
  
  So when is she quiting, fingers crossed? >
  
  But I thought if we don’t like our jobs, we’re supposed to quit and get another one rather than complain or ask for more money/better conditions! >
  
  Gently used congresswoman for sale. Serious offers only. Hostile foreign agents welcome. >
  
  Then by all means please quit. You aren't worth being paid and we'd much rather not have to see your face or hear how you're screwing over our country...
  Burger King is hiring maybe you try actually working for a living. >
  
  Poor thing, Net Worth: $41 Million, Salary: $171,000.  I'd be miserable, too.  And, she duzn't have to do anything to earn the salary. >
  
  She needs to pull herself up by her bootstraps, downsize or move to a smaller home, cutback on avocado toast, recycle, donate plasma, shop more frugally, get a 2nd maybe 3rd job, stop cheating on husbands and having expensive divorces, reach out to local church and organizations to see if she qualifies for aid and benefits. Stop crying, you got this >
  
  That makes two of us! Her 'working' in Congress also makes me annoyed and embarrassed for our country. >
  
  The feeling is mutual. >
  
  Planting seeds for her fox gig. >
  
  Then quit >
  
  Honestly, that’s what politicians should be. Your first (and really only) task is to help 100% of your constituents who don’t get along on anything, get together on everything. It should be as thankless as working lost luggage at the airport. >
  
  Imagine how miserable her being in congress makes everyone else. >
  
  If you're miserable then leave your job.  No one here's going to stop you. >
  
  Poor thing…she should focus on making her hubby happy and making babies. >
  
  Working??? >
  
  This is the “self sacrifice” bs republicans like to spew… “But, I’m doing it all for you!!!” >
  
  So just quit then, Marjorie. >
  
  I'm so tired of hearing this, being a congress person is an easy gig, especially if you're a Republican. All you do is show up, hit some rehearsed talking points that your base wants to hear, vote against anything the Dems propose, and cash the checks from your dark money private interest groups. 
  The average American works way harder on a day to day than than any congress person >
  
  Weird, her forgiven PPP loan was $180k, just about the same as her salary. If it’s such an insignificant amount of $ to her, you have to wonder why she took the handout in the first place. Ya know because boot straps and stuff >
  
  Well, she makes us miserable too every time she speaks! >
  
  Us too >
  
  How to tell someone's a grifter with one easy step. >
  
  Is this that thing republicans keep talking about how people don’t want to work anymore? >
  
  Made us all miserable. >
  
  Then she should stop wasting space & leave. >
  
  If your salary is too low please quit! I am sure you there is plenty of work opportunities for loud mouth ignorant idiots out there. While you are at it take some of your cohorts with you. An empty mind is the easiest to fill with delusions of grandeur. >
  
  That must suck, considering she’s already a miserable sack of shit. >
  
  Resign and do something you love >
  
  Funny, her working in congress has made lots of other people miserable. Guess it’s best for all parties if she left… >
  
  Salary of $171,000/year
  Just purchased an $11 million home in Georgia.  
  While it might not seem like a great salary, I don’t really feel sorry for you. >
  
  Then quit and get a different job…..PLEASE! >
  
  I wish my income was that high >
  
  Happy Cake Day! >
  
  Representatives have a salary of almost 200,000 lmao >
  
  I just saw a report that said she makes $174,000  salary. Politicians like her should be making the minimum wage, all politicians. Honestly. >
  
  I’m sure I’m paid way less and work way harder. So stfu. >
  
  Finally, MTG and I have something in common. She makes me miserable, too. >
  
  Thats what happens when you take a job you're completely unqualified for. >
  
  shes completely replaceable by literally anything >
  
  I suspect she's been miserable her entire life >
  
  Sorry MTG, you’ve been pretty miserable since before you had the platform of congresswoman. >
  
  There’s the door, Margery.  Nobody is forcing you to stay. >
  
  If Marjorie is upset her lousy paycheck, then she should quit your lousy job! >
  
  Then fucking quit and go back to your old job of being Mickey Rourke's stunt double.. >
  
  Congressional District 14, GA had a population of 724k people with a median age of 37.9 and a median household income of $54634.
  She’s making over 3x what her constituents are. Way to connect with the common voter. >
  
  Did she check the salary for the job before applying? 
  It is online, unlike so many other jobs.... >
  
  So, why doesn't she resign? >
  
  Make America great again, resign immediately and stop speaking. >
  
  She can always resign… >
  
  Then by all means, feel free to fuck off. >
  
  Typical far right republican believing government employees should be paid 3x the median salary or whatever reactionary take their leadership wants them to agree with this week >
  
  Then quit or resign but pretty sure she has ALWAYS been miserable >
  
  Then she should find other work more suitable to her standards >
  
  There’s the door…! >
  
  She should do some quiet quitting. >
  
  Ehhh she has always been miserable >
  
  Good, then quit >
  
  Then quit, you dumb piece of shit >
  
  Good, now leave >
  
  $174,000 is more then enough money to live on, I’m sure those on minimum wage would cry if they had that pay packet >
  
  She could do everyone a favor and just quit... >
  
  Oh, she should try to live on less than $30k/yr like more than half of the country has to.  Get fucked, Marj! >
  
  In sure she genuinely isnt happy, shes ruining her own public image and life. >
  
  I’m glad she’s miserable >
  
  Do something about it and quit. >
  
  Please quit then >
  
  Lol then do us all a favor and leave. Go to work for Donald Trump. >
  
  Translation. She's not getting the bribes she expected. >
  
  Then quit biatch!! >
  
  Okay, MTG. Then resign. It's that simple >
  
  A political job should be so miserable that the only people who do it, do it for the betterment of the country. I’m not talking just pay. I’m talking about having to work 12 hour workdays, almost every week, with no staff. It’s appalling to see how many staff members some of these congressional or senate members have. They are not kings. They are not royal. >
  
  We need to make these jobs so unappealing that only those who are truly passionate about the work sign up >
  
  Or only the rich can afford to do it- which is mostly the case already. >
  
  Then quit.  No one says you have to be the horse looking woman of Congress. >
  
  Tough to tell when it looks like she spends $1.29 to color her hair. >
  
  Bye, Felicia! >
  
  You are miserable working there.  We are miserable seeing you there.  I will try to fund a trailer for you in any state you wish if you would just leave Congress.  Double-wide even.  In a lily white state full of open carry drooling clones! >
  
  Good GTFO >
  
  Is she quiet quitting? >
  
  "DoN't lIkE yOUr jOb? gEt a diFeREnT oNe" >
  
  I sure wish $174K/year was a downgrade for me... >
  
  I mean... she's welcome to leave then... please? >
  
  She just needs to pull herself up by her bootstraps and work a little harder if she wants to make more money. Has she ever thought about getting a second job? Getting a better education to make herself a candidate for a better job? Simple as that. Effort in=benefit out. >
  
  It's made us miserable too. >
  
  You've made the United States miserable Marge. >
  
  She can resign on Monday.  I will chip in to help pay for her flight home. >
  
  Nope, I watched the tape and she was definitely miserable before. In fact, most political extremists tend to be miserable. That’s why like every major philosophy and religion says not to be like that. 🤷🏻‍♂️ >
  
  Maybe learn to code, marge? >
  
  Her being in Congress has made a lot of us miserable >
  
  Then quit horse face >
  
  She should resign then. >
  
  Such a miserable life, buying $11M luxury houses and accumulating millions with your $170k salary. >
  
  Good.  Be miserable, you cyclops looking piece of garbage. >
  
  “Working” >
  
  Made all of America miserable. >
  
  I'm in sure she was miserable long before she got to congress. >
  
  "nobody wants to work" >
  
  Good, go home. >
  
  What about her PPP loans that were forgiven? >
  
  Great! Leave office :) >
  
  Sounds like she needs to stop sucking off the government teet and pull herself up by her own bootstraps and get the job she deserves...
  A slot on Fox news with all the other blonde women.
  But yeah, please go find your bliss and leave the rest of us alone you crazy harpy. You're not sacrificing for your country so stop acting like it. You're sacrificing your country for capitalists and right wing grifters policies. >
  
  I feel like she’s always been miserable, but is more so now that everyone is pointing it out to her. 
  Fame isn’t always as great as people believe it to be I guess. >
  
  Complaining about low pay and being miserable.  There is a solution, RESIGN. >
  
  Cool. 
  Then quit and open a swingers cross-fit gym or whatever it is your into. Would be a better option. >
  
  Her being in congress has made me miserable… show me the $$$ >
  
  Her resignation would makes millions of people a whole lot less miserable. >
  
  Shit, if I got paid $174,000 a year and only worked 108 days out of 365 I’d be tickled pink to work as a public servant. >
  
  MGT being in Congress has made all of us miserable >
  
  Leave. If you don't like it find another job. Just do it, just leave its not that hard. No one likes you being there anyways >
  
  Please quit. For the benefit of this country. >
  
  You hear that Marge? It’s the worlds smallest violin playing’ My heart bleeds for you’. >
  
  Then why she run for Congress in the first place? >
  
  Resign, go get a job at a janky Hooters.  More her style. >
  
  I hear OAN is hiring, they love her type, ya know the angry and crazy loud pieces of human refuse that exist solely to feed off human misery. >
  
  Then quit. Please. >
  
  Great!  Now get the fuck out. >
  
  Afaik she was already a miserable pos fascist prior to her taxpayer funded job. Witness her harassing school shooting massacre survivors in her spare time. Republicans support the most awful humans of all time and it shows. >
  
  This the woman who proudly declared she'd been fined a total of $90k for disobeying the chamber's mask policy? >
  
  Awee she's upset she doesn't get as much as her grifter friends. >
  
  Why is miserable in quotes, but not the word working? >
  
  There's the fuckin door Marge.  Feel free to use it at your earliest convenience. >
  
  She could always resign and slither back under the rock she came from. >
  
  If she is complaining about her salary, how do you think people making $150,000 less than her are doing? >
  
  Maybe I’m crazy, but I feel like she’s just a miserable person who will be miserable no matter what she’s doing. >
  
  She thinks Congress is a job? Maybe that's part of the problem. Congress isn't a job. >
  
  “Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said that working in Congress has made her life "miserable." 
  Greene noted that she had lost money since being elected.
  The Georgia Republican also said that the "demanding" job takes too much time.
  Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said that working in Congress has made her life "miserable" for various reasons, including the low salary.
  "Becoming a member of Congress has made my life miserable. I made a lot more money before I got here. I've lost money since I've gotten here," Greene said while appearing on journalist Glenn Greenwald's podcast.”
  Wow. Way to say the same thing three different ways.  Must have really needed to hit that word count. >
  
  Then you resign you megalomaniac troglodyte >
  
  Fuck off Greene, you were a miserable piece of shit before Congress. 
  Tho please feel free to retire. >
  
  Resign >
  
  Please.
  Being married and working a do-nothing executive job at her dad’s company made her miserable, so she opened up a cross fit gym and had fun doing that (and her employees) until she ran it into the ground.  So after that she jumped into conspiracy theories and harassing victims of mass shootings, bought a reliably red House seat, and still isn’t happy.
  Maybe she should buy a social media company next. >
  
  It’s made America miserable too. Easy fix. Do us all a favor and quit >
  
  “Miserable” = I don’t get my way every time. “Low salary” = I should be a billionaire because I’m super important.
  She’s a grifter, under qualified, and doesn’t contribute squat. If anything, she’s overpaid by a lot. >
  
  Nobody is stopping her from resigning. Please just go the fuck away. Far away. >
  
  Ok. Well, bye. >
  
  Then step down, there are hundreds of people that would be happier and more qualified for the job. >
  
  So fuck off then >
  
  She’s running out of outrageous things to keep her face in the news cycle. There isn’t any batcrap crazy topic she hasn’t either claimed to be true and then turned around and denied she said it. It’s all about raking in money from very foolish uninformed morons who think she’s a “firebrand” who’s fighting for them. It’s a sad game and every one of these MAGA morons plays it. So gross. >
  
  Her misery is my nourishment. Maybe she should, like, quit >
  
  quit. >
  
  She doesn’t have to work just resign problem solved >
  
  Then. Leave. >
  
  Does she really believe that she’ll get any sympathy from anyone?  “O, poor me, I hate my job and I only make $175,000 a year”.  This horsey face idjit is a hater. >
  
  She makes like what, $174,000 a year? Her rural country bumpkin ass from Georgia crying about making $174,000 a year?
  Being a politician should be a sacrifice to serve your country, not a get rich quick scheme. Elect people that's there to help US not the paycheck & benefits. >
  
  If she's so miserable (not actually) doing her job she should leave. Also, she can't complain about her salary when her mere presence in Congress is preventing much needed legislation from being passed to help those who are barely scraping by right now. 
  If anyone needs a salary raise it's the GA citizens who had the common sense and human decency not to vote for her. Also, it's very unprofessional to complain about her salary openly unless there happens to be something illegal going on (i.e. discrimination).
  It's not our job to fix her problems as she seems to think, it's the other way around. Congress is supposed to be about public service not just serving oneself. >
  
  Good. Please leave. >
  
  She was always miserable >
  
  Madge, nobody is forcing you to be there working a thankless job for starvation wages. If you hate it so much, resign. >
  
  Members of if Congress should be making minimum wage. I mean, if that's not enough for them they should get an education andfind new jobs. >
  
  She was miserable to begin with. >
  
  I'm sure MTG was a miserable human being well before she got elected. >
  
  Hey Madge, please feel free to resign today.  You have my full support. >
  
  You should quit honey, you deserve better! Your mental health matter, you shouldn’t have to stick to a job against your will 🤪 
  No 👏🏾one👏🏾cares👏🏾 gtfo >
  
  This distorted sense is what you get when you spend all your time sucking up to despicable goldbricking gold-diggers. 
  Lie down with dogs, rise up with fleas.