Biden Admin Wants To Make Marjorie Taylor Greene The Face Of Republican Party

The Biden administration is looking for a disgusting creature to elevate as the "face" of the Republican Party, and they didn't have to look for very long. They decided to make Marjorie Taylor Greene "the face" of today's GOP, and they are going to use her as an example of how hateful, incompetent, and grotesque the Party has become. This will be the message over the next two years, and it seems to be a pretty good one, as Farron Cousins explains.

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According to a recent report in Politico, those surrounding President Biden in the White House have decided that they need a new face to put on the Republican party, right? They need a common enemy, a truly grotesque and disgusting figure that they can put out there, that they can attack as the person that best represents the Republican Party. And it didn't take them long to come to the decision that that person, of course, is Marjorie Taylor Green, the individual who stands to become exceptionally powerful when the new Congress is sworn in in January, even though it's only gonna be her second term in office. And considering the fact she hasn't even sat on a committee for well over a year at this point, green is still going to wield a lot of power due to a deal that she made with Kevin McCarthy. Basically the deal was, I'll support you for speaker.

I might be able to get a couple more on the way, but you're gonna give me everything I've ever wanted, ever in my entire life. And Kevin McCarthy being a coward who just wants power says, oh, yes ma'am, I'll do that right away. Thank you. So Marjorie Taylor Green will be the face of the Republican Party, even without the Biden administration making her the face of the party. She's already the face of the party. And it's a face by the way, that most people do not like even most Republicans do not like Marjorie Taylor Green as evidenced, of course by her cross country tour last summer with Matt Gates that was so unpopular. They ended up bankrupting their own political action committee that they had formed to fund the tour cuz nobody showed up and nobody gave them money. So yeah, I think it's pretty safe to say that Marjorie Taylor Green is a universally disliked figure and she does represent everything that the Republican Party stands for today.

So if this is, you know, the, the, the method, the the tactic that the Biden administration wants to go with, I support it. And I think it's a very smart thing to do. Republicans, by the way, uh, for many, many years now, decades have used Nancy Pelosi as the boogeyman, right? I'm down here in Florida's first district, we're just a stones throwaway from Alabama. So all of our local television outlets air the Alabama Political Ads and every single one of them, no matter what that candidate is running for, even some local candidates running ads are attacking Nancy Pelosi, or at least they were during the midterms. Obviously they're not now, they've won their elections. But every ad was about Nancy Pelosi. Pelosi's terrible, this individual, I'm running against this Democrat, you know, for city council will do everything Pelosi wants to do because cuz Pelosi cares so much about what's happening in a tiny, tiny city on the border of Alabama, right?

But they did it and it worked. They created a unifying figure for the party to hate and it drove people out there. They created a monster that didn't quite exist, right? I've got tons of issues with Nancy Pelosi. I think she should have stepped down from leadership years ago. She's a corporate democrat, which I cannot stand, but she's not an evil person, not the way Republicans are trying to make her out to be. Marjorie Taylor Green on the other side, other side, uh, super evil. And that's pretty easy to prove, right? We can use her statements, we can use the crazy videos that she put out even before she was in office. Her speech with Nick Fuentes. There's just an unending source of material there, and once she gets in power, there's going to be even more material. And because she is so extreme, she is the extreme of the Republican party elevating her and showing the public that this is what the rest of the party wants to do. This is who they're becoming. She's leading the way. That's a smart strategy because people like Marjorie Taylor Green in swing districts and swing states across the country in the midterm were rejected. So if you project that image onto every other Republican and future elections, you've got a pretty good winning strategy there.