Rednecks Revolt Against Larry The Cable Guy After Joke About Marjorie Taylor Greene

Blue collar comedian Larry the Cable Guy is in hot water with his fanbase after tweeting out a joke about Marjorie Taylor Greene. Larry tweeted out several pictures of Greene acting like a fool during the State of the Union and said that it reminded him of ex-girlfriends heckling comedians in clubs, and his base went absolutely ballistic. Farron Cousins talks about the "redneck revolt" against Larry The Cable Guy.

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Daniel Lawrence. Whitney, better known to the American public as the comedian. Larry, the cable guy, got in hot water with his fan base this past week after he tweeted out a joke about Marjorie Taylor Green. You see, Larry tweeted out several photos of Marjorie Taylor Green during the State of the Union. Um, he did that late in the week, you know, where she's jumping up, pointing at. He hit doing her crazy faces and shouting, and he said, you know, very non-political tweet here. He said, this pick reminds me of every comedian's ex-girlfriend coming to their show and sitting in the back six days after the breakup, and then all hell broke loose in what I am calling a redneck revolt against the blue collar comedian his fan base on Twitter went ballistic, accusing him of attacking Republicans, attacking Marjorie Taylor Green, apparently taking Biden's side, and told him, you gotta stay outta politics even though he's actually been very outspoken about politics, going all the way back at least to 19, uh, not, excuse me, not 19, but 2016, where he said that Hillary Clinton would, uh, quote, will be the end of the country.

So dabbling in politics is nothing new for Mr. Daniel Whitney. Again, that's his, that's his real name, Daniel Whitney. Um, but when he took a jab at a Republican politician who by the way is actually universally hated across the country, except with the extreme MAGA freaks, um, that was aligned too far, here's just a couple of the responses. I've got his Twitter feed up here, and to be honest, I'm not seeing anything that's like too bad. I mean, he did have to come out, you know, after all these horrible responses, which I guess you gotta scroll further than I've scrolled. But he says, this wasn't a political joke. Unbelievable Latin up. Some of you shesh. It was about a comedian getting heckled by his ex at the club. She had all the gestures. Some of you deaf don't follow me. Or you'd think twice about your dumb comments trying to, you know, bolster his Republican credentials.

Like, clearly you don't know that I'm a hardcore idiot. So these are a couple of the responses. Come on, man, don't do politics, Larry. Not a good look for you. Another person said two years. Let's go Brandon. One user said she was calling out a blatant lie. Finally, someone in the G O P that can give a ooc type as good as they give, um. So a couple of, uh, uh, other ones here. Let me see if I can find some, uh, some people, you know, a lot of them are, you know, that's pretty funny right there. This is hilarious. Get her done. 1000%. Um, so yeah, I, I I mean she shouted liar and everyone knows she was correct. Yeah, but she's still awesome.

Yeah, but this is totally understandable because in this case, nobody likes the ex-boyfriend add up what the Democrats have done to reps for the last decade. She doesn't even come close. The same folks who call the left snowflakes and thin skinned are the ones angry, ironic, isn't it? Haha. So you get called out too. Um, listen, I could go on and on and on, but I don't wanna sit here reading comments on Larry, the cable guy's Twitter. But I do think it's funny because again, this guy has defended Donald Trump. He, he was a little leery about Trump at first when he first came onto the scene, said, you know, some of the things he says rubs him the wrong way, but he's defended Donald Trump multiple times since then. He attacked Hillary Clinton saying, as I said, she'd be the death of the country. He wasn't even taking a jab at Marjorie Taylor Green over her politics, just mocking her facial expressions in those photographs that were taking during the State of the Union.

But apparently the audience can't accept that, and I guarantee you, they'd be shocked to know that his real name is not. In fact, Larry, the cable guy. But again, Daniel Whitney, who, um, as far as I can tell from his bio actually grew up to a very solidly upper middle class family, went to private school. He's not the backwood redneck that all of you think he is. No, that's you. He's putting on a persona to sell you comedy. And it worked. It worked like a charm. But you idiots don't realize that.