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Marjorie Taylor Greene Says Its Unfair That People Think She's Crazy, Angry, And Stupid

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Marjorie Taylor Greene went whining to right wing podcaster Lisa Boothe recently, where she said that it was "completely unfair" that people think she is "crazy, angry, or unintelligent." To be fair, we think that she's all of those things and more, but if she's angry about the perception that she's giving off then she should consider not being such an insufferable nutjob. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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During a recent appearance on rightwinger Lisa Booth's podcast, Marjorie Taylor green said that it was quote completely unfair that people think she's either crazy or stupid. Let me read this exact quote from green. Here it is. They create me as someone to not be liked. They make out, make me out as if I'm angry or crazy, or basically just unintelligent, which you know, is completely unfair. But they say, give me all the isms, you know, ISS, like the racist C the homophobic, um, you know, antisemitic. They, they put all these labels on me and none of them are true. That's pretty frustrating. So I think people get the wrong idea about me.

If you're unhappy that people think you're either crazy, angry or stupid, personally, I'm gonna go with all of the above there. I don't think this needs to be a multiple choice. I think it needs to be your, each one of those in my opinion. But if you're mad that people perceive you to be that way, guess what? It's not because the media is painting an unflattering picture of you. It's not because democratic messaging is working. They're, they're really not even touching that as much as they should be. The reason people think these things is because of your own words and actions. We've all seen the videos we've seen the tweets. This woman has been sending out for years. We formed those opinions on our own. We didn't need the media to tell us, Hey, this woman's a total nut job. We could see it, right.

I mean, we saw the video of before she was even in Congress where she delivered the letter to AOCs, you know, office in Congress then had the camera up close to her face where she's laughing like the joker looking like a maniac. If you go, I mean, obviously you're watching this, so you're right there on YouTube. You, you type in Marjorie Taylor green, crazy type in Marjorie, Taylor green, scary, you know, type in her name with any adjective, you know, stupid yelling, which isn't an adjective, but you know what I mean? Like you can go and find all of these videos anywhere that you want. They're readily available. They're not doctored it's because this is who she is. You know, go back through her Twitter feed. You can find the old archive tweets they're mentioned in articles all the time. I know she lost her personal account, but you can still find this stuff.

Nobody has a warped perception of Marjorie Taylor green because the media misconstrued something she said, or the media, you know, selectively, edited videos of her. We have seen the footage ourselves. We have seen her screaming at members of Congress, as they try to get away from her down the hall. We've seen her hanging up her little there's two gender signs, and they're doing her little. That's all you Marjorie. If you're mad about that, change who you are, don't be such a pile of crap all the time. It's really not that hard, right? It takes very little effort to actually go out and be a decent person. But that's so difficult for you. Like it is harder to go out there and create the image that you are crazy than it is to just be the person who, you know, what every now and then shuts their mouths.

Like you don't have to say anything. Let's not forget. Obviously the most recent one, which I actually spoke about ring on ring of fire yesterday. She was just on Alex Jones podcast last week, where she accused the democratic party of burning down food, manufacturing, plants to deprive the American people of food. Now that's clearly not a thing that's happening, but she accused them of it and then said, I don't know how, why they're doing it. Maybe who knows. I, she couldn't even defend her own conspiracy theory. And then she turns around and says, what do people think I'm crazy angry or stupid? Gee, I don't know. Marjorie, maybe it's because they're actually listening to the things you say. That's all I had to do to know that you're not crazy angry or stupid, but you are in fact crazy, angry and stupid.

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