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  She should be charged immediately over any salary for crimes against the American tax payer.
context: Is there a single redeeming quality or opinion from this woman? Just climb back into your fuckin hole already, god >
  
  No and she forever tainted mtg for magic the gathering ppl. >
  
  
  No and she forever tainted mtg for magic the gathering ppl
  
  Just call her Empty Green. >
  
  I just call her Marjorie Gangrene. >
  
  i’ve been using perjury taylor greene. >
  
  That's a good one! >
  
  Marjorie Trailer Queen >
  
  "...we don’t get to go home and spend more time with our families, our friends.
  "It’s (the job) turned into practically year-round.”
  "...we have to run for Congress every two years. So you’re practically campaigning nearly the entire time that you’re here serving as a representative.”
  It's almost as if she didn't know what being a congress member entails. >
  
  Or what a job is apparently. Year-round, gasp. >
  
  She's worth like 40 million dollars. She doesn't know what a full time job is because she's never had to have one. >
  
  Wait what?! $40 million?? HOW? >
  
  Her father owned a construction company which he eventually sold to her and her husband.  She also used to own one of the most successful CrossFit gyms in the country before selling it. >
  
  And banging like half the guys there.  Allegedly. >
  
  Who in their right mind would want to fuck her? >
  
  I mean, in most gyms I've been, close to 50% of members don't seem to be in their right mind, lol. >
  
  Further proof that Crossfit causes brain damage. >
  
  She literally gets paid for not doing her job. >
  
  Which she doesn't do >
  
  I think I already said that? >
  
  She's too busy not doing her job, to not do her job.
  Not doing Jobception. >
  
  It was her scruples that were way too low? >
  
  She lost money since getting elected the first time alright. And she did it to herself.
  March 11, 2022 Judge tosses Marjorie Taylor Greene’s lawsuit over mask fines "She eventually accumulated more than $100,000 in fines that were docked from her salary, which is $174,000 a year."
  Note the article is written by Tia Mitchell. She must have found some satisfaction in writing it up after Greene laughed in her face. >
  
  But she recuperated the losses with the pandemic loan she had forgiven. What business does she own? whose paycheck was she protecting ? >
  
  Her and her husband own a construction business they bought together.
  She was the 51% owner at one time bought I believe. >
  
  None of what you just said is even remotely correct. >
  
  So correct it then. The only thing I can correct is it was her ex husband (got divorced last year). 
  If that's not what the loan was for, okay. It was either that or her new gym, which is mistake that's easy to make. 
  Do you have to be such an ass? >
  
  She can always quit. >
  
  dare we dream? >
  
  Lest we sleep! >
  
  Rich, spoilt lady, can’t live on her measly salary of $178,000 a year. 
  Chump change for most of us normal folk, right?
  MTG has never known what most people know in their day to day lives. She’s never had to worry about paying bills on her own before. >
  
  I have not 1/3 of that and I have a masters degree in mechanical engineering >
  
  Where are you located…? >
  
  Germany >
  
  She's worth millions and she demands more. Typical Republican. >
  
  Considering infidelity I doubt she gets much in the divorce >
  
  Considering infidelity, she's also the one mouthing off about christian nationalism. There are no boundaries with this person. >
  
  Lady try and live on what the rest of us live on…
  …politics needs to stop being a hobby for the idle rich. >
  
  Average salary in Georgia is around 53k, but minimum wage is still 7.25/hr. It’s a travesty. >
  
  Her eyes are too close together. >
  
  Her face looks like a pile of shit covered rocks >
  
  She could get paid $10 and still not be worth it >
  
  I thought it was her scruples that were way too low? >
  
  Money is tight after Russian funds stopped flowing. >
  
  Her constituents must be proud. >
  
  The sad part is that they are. >
  
  She is elected from the Deepest Red Part of Georgia, where all the Georgia jokes are true. >
  
  “What would you say you do around here?”
  “I’m a people person!” >
  
  We tried to tell you but you just re-elected her Georgia.  Proud of yourselves? >
  
  Who are you? She is only a Representative from one district. She is not my Representative. I don’t live in the 14th District which is in the upper part of the state full of Qanon Christofascist hillbillies. However we have two fine Senators, Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, who represent our state more accurately. You owe us an apology. 🙄 >
  
  You are correct your senators rock.  Qanon Queen not so much. >
  
  She's a rich kid spoiled millionaire who inherited it all from daddy, ad she wants to whine about how she's losing money. >
  
  Is that true? >
  
  Yes, her father “sold” his company to her and her husband 20 years ago. As far as I can tell the only employment she has ever had before congress was working in the family business and running a CrossFit gym for a couple of years. There is almost no evidence of MTG having any operational role in the business beyond taking a salary
  One of MTG’s great hypocrisies is that her company has made millions of dollars building the kind of government subsidized low income housing she would happily legislate out of existence >
  
  Well if she thinks she’s paid too low, she is always welcome to quit and look for something else. In fact we would all welcome it! >
  
  She earns $174, 000 for her position in congress. The average earnings in the three largest cities she represents (Rome, Calhoun and Dalton) is about $24, 000. 
  What a fucking asshole to complain about that, and what has she done for her constituents, what AT ALL has she done for a single one of them? >
  
  Side hustle Greene you would be a big star on only fans, until of course Boebert steals away your fanbase. >
  
  Marjorie Taylor Greene would not be a star on Onlyfans. Nobody is gonna subscribe to that troglodyte >
  
  I'd pay for a custom hemlock-drinking vid. >
  
  Should be LOW two digits, match that IQ. >
  
  cannot wait for this thing to go away but i am afraid this one is like ted cruz. she will get re elected by the basket of you know what. >
  
  Just no words to describe this...
  Also those $5000 fines sure do add up after a bit don't they? >
  
  Aren't the Freedom Caucus Republicans the ones that have spent years suggesting Congress should either get pay cuts or not get paid at all? Because the government shouldn't even exist to pay out salaries? >
  
  Anyone gonna tell her that her IQ is too low? >
  
  Too low? It’s too high! Imagine getting paid >100k /yr for a job that requires no education or experience at all. >
  
  they get great health insurance too. >
  
  They get the same health insurance as every other federal employee.  About 70% of the premium is covered and the rest they pay for. MTG is a waste of money, but in this case she isn't far from the truth. Members of both the House and Senate basically need two places to live. One in their home state and the other in DC. And DC isn't exactly known for cheap rents. >
  
  she’s a millionaire. she can afford two homes, even in high cost of living places like dc. there are congresspeople who can barely afford a place in dc, and she isn’t one of them. also, that’s still quite good insurance compared to a lot of everyday people who work a lot harder than she does. also she’s rich so covering 30%? probably not super hard for her. but thanks for like, mansplaining (regardless of your gender, it’s a style of explanation) a basic knowledge point to me. appreciate you. >
  
  I guess mansplaining is giving reasons for things without attempting to insult others. >
  
  $147k for doing nothing. Low is the amount of work you don’t do, Leather Tuscadero. >
  
  Here’s to hoping she loses it all. >
  
  She can quit. >
  
  Backlash my ass. This is the party of the wealthy >
  
  Losing money supposedly working ( but not  working) in government?  Time to go back to her old job. >
  
  She should just go back to being an insane crossfit gym owner if she earned so much more money there. >
  
  That Russian money isn't what it used to be. >
  
  “Public service “ >
  
  Perhaps MTG should consider employment in the private sector. >
  
  What value could she possibly be bringing to the table to justify her current salary? >
  
  DCS workers...who literally save the lives of children everyday in this country...make less than a third of her salary. >
  
  She is just an ugly person. Sad, miserable, stupid and so very loud. I would like to see if she is different when in private. Ugh, never mind, scratch that. The less I know/hear about her the better I’m off. But makes me question her voters. A sad state of the country. >
  
  The median family annual income in Rome, Georgia, the biggest city in her district, is $40,000. >
  
  Sounds like a stunt to get more out of a divorce. >
  
  Her position on minimum wage?
  
  Greene told Greenwald: “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.
  
  Me me me >
  
  Does she ever not look like a psychopath in photos or interviews just curious >
  
  We can build you all Congressional dorms, it'll eliminate having to buy a home in D.C and you can stay there while you're in town for free. >
  
  Congress should get 35gs a year, pay for their health insurance just like the rest of us. No careers in politics...2 terms max... >
  
  Institutional knowledge matters. Having an entire congress that is constantly learning how things work is a recipe for disaster. Term limit party leadership. Keep the salary the same but means test so that there is a certain level of wealth that disqualifies someone from holding office. >
  
  There's a legit argument that housing is so expensive they can't afford to have a residence in DC and also their home district. There should be publicly funded congressional dorms that they all live in while in Washington. >
  
  The day congressmen and congresswomen pass a law on communal housing for themselves is the day the universe implodes on itself. >
  
  No, no, I actually agree with her. Her salary is definitely too high. Everyone else’s, probably fine. Matt Gaetz and George Santos, too high. >
  
  Backlash from whom? Her constituents are  idiots.  They would still vote for her if she gave  birth to an  alien and married it.   It's not a backlash if it's not coming from your voters.  This post is  pointless click bait. >
  
  and she can always leave >
  
  What’s the average and median salary of her district again? >
  
  Also… don’t people in the House and Congress only have like 180 days in the chambers? >
  
  She needs to be removed from her position and made to be held accountable for the fraudulent claims she’s made publicly and also colluding with those who planned to overthrow the government.
  If she operated that way as an employee of anywhere else, she’d be so fired and banned from the building. >
  
  She forgot to mention all congress representatives get a housing allowance, a travel allowance, 100%’medical for life and an expense account on top of there $174,000 salary. >
  
  Almost 200,00 for bitching constantly and not a clue on how government works. I think she is overpaid? >
  
  It’s important to put it all together.  
  Not only is does she insist she is underpaid but also over worked as she ‘needs’ to campaign constantly because of the 2 year terms for the house. 
  What she is really saying is she deserves more taxpayer money but also that she shouldn’t have to campaign. Essentially she is demanding a permanent and high paying position. >
  
  I mean, MTG is trash, but the need to constantly campaign and raise money is a product of the system and not her. >
  
  She looks like a troll >
  
  She has a mug that could scare the buzzards off a shit-wagon. >
  
  All of their salaries are too low. Especially when you consider the responsibility that comes with the position.
  Also too low, the rate of incarceration for politicians that openly and blatantly violate the laws, like insider trading. >
  
  They're not laws (if you're a Congress Critter) they're just guidelines >
  
  No. The laws apply to all Americans. Them/They’re’s just try to brainwash us into believing otherwise. >
  
  I'm seeing a whole bunch of law and oath breaking and I'm not seeing a whole bunch of cuffing, arresting and trying. >
  
  Not the way I expected to start the day, but she kind of has some points that warrant more discussion. It’s a very high level position of representation like a high level manager within a company. Ignoring that it’s not really a skill based position, you’re responsible for a lot of things when you’re in office. An equivalent position in the private sector would be an order of magnitude higher wage rates.
  I’d also like to point out that just saying she’s rich is missing the point. If only rich people can afford to be representatives because it’s too expensive for a normal person, then you either get the wealthy with their own priorities or a crooked person looking to get wealthy in office.
  I’m not saying increase wages would fix all the problems, but it should be discussed if wages or the total compensation package makes it viable for an average American to hold office. >
  
  Get rid of insider trading, all stocks for congress and spouse in a trust
  Then increasing salary to reduce bribes makes sense >
  
  Yeah, maybe that’s because her actions say that she doesn’t even deserves a penny >
  
  Everything above 2 cents annually is wasted on her. >
  
  So is her I.Q.