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Marjorie Taylor Greene Goes Ballistic On 'Vaping Groping Lauren Boebert'

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Marjorie Taylor Greene stayed as classy as she's ever been this week after her resolution to censure Democratic Representative Rashida Tlaib failed in the House. Greene went on to attack Republicans who voted against it, including Lauren Boebert. Greene referred to Boebert as "vaping groping Lauren" and then called Republican Representative Chip Roy "Colonel Sanders," which actually confused everyone. Farron Cousins explains the latest events in the GOP Civil War.

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Well, folks, things in the Republican Civil War are heating up, of course, in the House of Representatives and leading the charge against her fellow Republicans is none other than Marjorie Taylor Greene. This week, Marjorie Taylor Greene, of course, was trying to censure Democratic representative Rashida Taleb over alleged anti-Israel statements that Taleb made and Green's resolution to c Taleb failed. After that failure, Marjorie Taylor Greene Desti, uh, decided to go scorched earth against anyone and everyone, including some of the people who actually voted for her resolution, she still attacked them. One of those people was of course, Lauren Bobert. Lauren Bobert did vote for the resolution. Nevertheless, Marjorie Taylor Green got on Twitter, 'cause I'm not gonna call it x, and referred to her in an attack as vaping groping Lauren Bobert, vaping groping Lauren Bobert. Now, we all know what she is referring to, but in case you just recently came out of a coma, uh, Lauren Bobert, of course, was busted back in September, vaping during a performance of Beetlejuice the musical.

But the real kind of nail in the coffin there was when Bobert reached over into her dates, uh, where typically, you know, anyway, uh, so, so Marjorie Taylor Greene decided, you know what? Screw her. I'm gonna go after her. Why? Like, why, though? Don't get me wrong, I love the attack. In fact, I think you could have, you know, sharpened it up a little bit and you could have said, you know, vaping Lauren Gropper, instead of groping Lauren Boer, you know, just, just switch bobert for Gropper. I, I think you got something real there, but she voted with you. She, she was with you on like, she was your friend in this particular instance. I know you guys don't like each other. You've been fighting all year, but you, you, you didn't have to do that. We appreciate it, trust me, we do. But it was 100% unnecessary.

She then attacked Republican representative Chip Roy, um, and referred to him as Colonel Sanders. No, nobody quite knows why. I mean, chip Roy doesn't look like Colonel Sanders. Um, so that was weird. And when Chip Roy got on social media, Twitter, again to kind of explain his position addressing Marjorie Taylor Greene, he wasn't rude, he wasn't disrespectful. He is just like, listen, here, here's why I did it. She fired back as the Daily Beast points out, keeping it classy as always, and said, oh, shut up. Colonel Sanders, you're not even from Texas. More like the DMV Chip. Roy's career exists of working for politicians, working for campaigns, for politicians, and being a politician himself. Unity party all the way, which is why you will never hold anyone accountable. Like I don't, I I, I mean, okay, the Colonel Sanders thing, I get the insult, but I don't get why you're using it against him.

And then like, what do you know? Your whole career has been politic. Okay? Your prior career was running a CrossFit gym. What, what, what does that have to do with the price of exit the market, right? Yet here you are leveling these attacks against your people. The same people who next time you wanna put forward a resolution, or hell maybe, believe it or not, a piece of legislation, you're gonna need them and you're alienating them because you don't know how to act like a grownup. You're a whiny, petulant little child, just like your idol, Donald Trump. And when you don't get your way, you lash out at anyone and everyone forgetting that you need them eventually. Nobody in Congress can go it alone. If they could, we would have a Green New Deal. We would have Medicare for all. We would have debt-free college. No, you have to have allies, you have to have friends, you have to make nice with people. And that's a lesson that Marjorie Taylor Greene should have learned in preschool. But here she is, a middle-aged woman who still can't quite grasp that concept.

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