Entries from Marjorie Taylor Greene

  • May 2023
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    This Week's Quote

    Boebert and Greene, who've attacked marriage equality as against God's law, are both getting divorced. Their children have all expressed a desire to live with Pete and Chasten Buttigieg.

    Paul Rudnick

    Source: Twitter

  • October 2022
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    Vroom

    LGBTQ Nation reports that, over the weekend, Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke at a Donald Trump rally in Michigan, and delivered a homophobic dig.

    As everyone knows, Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg is openly gay. Greene declared, "Democrats like Pete Buttigieg want to emasculate the way we drive and force all of you to rely on electric vehicles after they shut down your great Michigan auto industry."

    She gushed over "the roar of a V8 engine under the hood of a Ford Mustang or Chevy Camaro and incredible feel of all that horsepower."

    Greene's husband is divorcing the firebrand, and I can't help thinking this is a woman who's worried about where her next feel of horsepower is coming from.

  • April 2022
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    April 1

    On this April Fools' Day, choose which of the following is a hoax:

    —Fox News has signed Caitlyn Jenner to be a contributor.

    —Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene claims to be working on a federal Don't Say Gay bill.

    —A Nebraska state senator declared schools are placing litter boxes in bathrooms for children who self-identify as cats.

    Think you know which is balderdash? The answer is . . . none! Each statement is true.

    With realities like these, April Fools' Day kind of loses its luster.

  • February 2022
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    In the Soup

    Many people are making fun of Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for saying in an interview, "Now we have Nancy Pelosi's gazpacho police spying on members of Congress." Yes, she confused the Nazi secret police, the Gestapo, with a Spanish soup.

    But I think the far-right flake was onto something. I dislike gazpacho—I believe it SHOULD be policed.

  • January 2022
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    Joining the Corps

    About a year ago, after the world got wind of Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's 2018 conspiracy theory that Jewish space lasers caused California wildfires, a company called Dissent Pins released pins and caps and t-shirts identifying the wearer as a member of the Secret Jewish Space Laser Corps.

    I wanted a shirt, but I felt funny claiming to be Jewish when I'm not.

    Apparently I wasn't the only one, since I see Dissent Pins is now coming out with pins and patches and stickers and t-shirts with the same design, but the words "Goyim Squad" added.

    Now anyone can be, as Dissent Pins puts it, "Mazel Tough," and anyone can sport their disdain for Georgia's foremost meshuggeneh.

  • March 2021
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    Wherever

    During a speech at CPAC last month, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia's incendiary contribution to the U.S. House of Representatives, bemoaned the money the government sends abroad.

    "I'm a regular, normal person. And I wanted to take my regular, normal person, normal, everyday American values, which is: We love our country. We believe our hard-earned tax dollars should just go for America, not for what, China, Russia, the Middle East, Guam — whatever, wherever," said the Republican.

    Guam has been a U.S. territory since 1898. Apparently it's a regular, normal, everyday American value to keep a knowledge of geography and history at bay.

    The governor of Guam responded by offering to send Rep. Greene a book on the history of the Pacific island.

    I suspect that won't be necessary. I suspect Greene, as a conspiracy theorist, has worked out for herself how Guam came to be part of the U.S.: During the Spanish-American War, Hillary Clinton made the locals eat kosher pizza until they relented.

  • February 2021
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    Transgender Hubbub

    It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was trans week in Congress.

    On Wednesday, the House debated the Equality Act, a bill that would extend civil rights protections to all of us LGBTQ folk. During the debate, rookie Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who was recently stripped of her committee memberships for being the flakiest thing to come out of Georgia since Billy Carter, tried to block consideration of the bill, claiming it would elevate transgender rights above the rights of women and children, particularly in sports.

    “Biological women cannot compete against biological men,” she said. “Biological little girls cannot compete against biological little boys, and they shouldn’t have to.” Earlier in the week, Greene had signaled this version of trans-panic would be her way of trying to scuttle the bill, describing the Equality Act as “a direct attack on God’s creation” that would ensure “men who dress and think they are women will have rights over all real girls and women.”

    As a believer in Pizzagate, QAnon and false flag shootings, Greene has the credibility of Yosemite Sam.

    But she and other conservatives in Congress know attacking trans people could be their best hope for stopping the Equality Act and maintaining their God-given, time-honored and heaps-of-fun right to discriminate against queers.

    Another freshman House member made a splash on debate day. “I rise today on behalf of the millions of Americans who continue to be denied housing, education, public services and much, much more because they identify as members of the LGBTQ community,” said Illinois Democrat Marie Newman. “Americans like my own daughter, who years ago bravely came out to her parents as transgender. I knew from that day on, my daughter would be living in a nation where [in] most of its states, she could be discriminated against, merely because of who she is.”

    It helps when a woman of the House has a transgender woman in her house.

    Newman's speech went viral. Greene responded by tweeting "As mothers, we all love and support our children. But your biological son does NOT belong in my daughters’ bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports teams." Note the egregious misgendering.

    Greene's such a flamethrower you could be excused for thinking she's the love child of Donald Trump and Donald Trump.

    As luck, or irony, would have it, the offices of Greene and Newman are directly across from each other. Newman tweeted a video of herself hoisting the transgender flag so, she wrote, Greene "can look at it every time she opens her door."

    Greene reacted by tweeting a video of herself putting up a poster outside her office that read “There are TWO genders: Male & Female. Trust The Science!”

    Trust the science. This from the woman who claimed Jewish space lasers started California wildfires.

    Anyway, if this keeps up, Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman might be needed to patrol that hallway.

    The day after these fireworks, over in the Senate, Dr. Rachel Levine attended her confirmation hearing to be an assistant secretary of health. If she's approved, Levine would be the first openly transgender federal official to be confirmed by the Senate.

    Judging by his questioning of her, Sen. Rand Paul fears she's fixing to dispense hormone-blocking meds to every second grader in America.

    The Kentucky Republican criticized Levine for advocating hormone therapy for minors, and he conflated genital mutilation with transition surgery. Credit to Levine for not losing her cool while being subjected to a transphobic tirade. Why, it's almost as if she knew it was coming.

    For all the Rand Pauls and Marjorie Taylor Greenes, keep in mind their ugliness is on full display precisely because we're on the cusp of making real progress. The same day Paul unloaded on Rachel Levine in the Senate, the House passed the Equality Act. Greene couldn't prevent it.

    Considering Greene has expressed support in the past for executing Democratic leaders, it wouldn't be surprising if she's out there right now trying to make a Jewish friend in order to get her hands on some space lasers.

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