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5:30Now PlayingMarjorie Taylor Greene is absolutely livid that Republicans all over America are blaming Trump for the midterm losses, and she says that no one did more to HELP Republicans than Trump did. Trump wasn't out to help anyone other than himself, and that was evident by the fact that his rallies always focused on him, and not the person he was rallying for. Farron Cousins discusses this.
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Marjorie Taylor Green is gosh darn angry about all of these Republicans, all these conservative publications and outlets out there blaming Donald Trump for what happened this week in the midterms and Republicans not getting their red wave. So of course, Marjorie Taylor Green Green, during an appearance on Steve Bannon's show, decided to lash out at these lazy conservatives, as she calls them, for blaming poor little Donald Trump who did everything he could to help Republicans. So take a look at Marjorie Taylor Green, stepping in and defending her. Dear leader, Donald Trump, here it is
Very, very important. Now, they're trying to blame President Trump today, and I want to tell you how shortsighted and ridiculous that is. It is, it is pathetic. The people that are running out saying it's Trump's fault. No, That is a late pathetic, wimpy easy mindset. They just want one thing, and then they want to carry on without doing the hard work, The real changes in the Republican party and the way we fight the fight, Here's why. It's not Trump's fault. Trump has been being politically persecuted for the past few years. Now, ever since January 6th, he went out and did 30 Save America rallies all over the, he endorsed something like 285 candidates. He held over 50 fundraisers, um, helped raise over 350 million for all these Republican taxations. President Trump is at the, isn't the problem. President Trump is doing everything he can to help Republicans across this country and help Republicans win while he is being poli politically persecuted, worse than any human being in our country's history.
All right, Marge, you know what? Let's take a minute and analyze exactly everything you just said. First of all, you called him shortsighted, ridiculous, pathetic, lazy, wimpy, and easy. Like you do realize that's your party, okay? Those are your people. Those are the people by the way, that you gotta go back and work with in a couple weeks. Those are the people that you have to work with for the next two years after that. And you're, you're saying they're lazy, pathetic, wimpy, weak, easy, stupid, whatever. I mean, hmm. I know if I went out there and did a national interview where I just attacked every one of my coworkers, probably gonna make for a not very pleasant work environment, but you're not smart. So, you know, don't blame me for doing it. And then let's get to the Donald Trump portion of your comments. Okay? Trump did all these wonderful things.
He did rallies for them. Yeah. You know what he talked about at those rallies though? He may have spent a couple minutes talking about, Oh yeah, this candidate is a great person, but let me tell you, let me tell you about what's happening in New York and the persecution I'm suffering. Let me tell you what's happening with the 2020 election and how it was taken away from me unfairly. He talked about himself. He didn't stand there for an hour talking about policies. He didn't stand there for an hour talking about solutions to problems. He didn't stand there for an hour talking about the candidates and why they're better than their opponents. No, he talked about himself. So you can't go out there and argue that these rallies to help people. It was to help one person and one person only. And that person, of course, is Donald Trump.
You went out there and you talked about yourself and just to also address, nobody's been persecuted as much as Donald Trump. I'm pretty sure the presidents who got shot in the head would love to disagree with you on that, onto the other point she made, he raised 300 million for these people. Where is it? Where is that money Donald Trump raised? Did he actually raise it for those candidates through their campaigns or their political action committees? Or is that money sitting in Donald Trump Save America Pack? You know, the money that he didn't spend to help Republican candidates? In fact, the only money that Donald Trump actually spent from his own pack during this midterm cycle was actually to attack Republicans who voted to impeach him. So you can't say that this man who was sitting on 120 million war chest was out there helping Republicans.
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