Marjorie Taylor Greene Shocks The Nation By Admitting Truth About Republican Party
November 8, 2023
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as posted by the channelMarjorie Taylor Greene managed to shock the entire country this week by not only saying something that was true, but admitting a harsh truth about how bad the Republican Party is for American voters. During a brief conversation with a CNN reporter, Greene said that the American public is sick of Republicans never doing anything for them, and she admitted that she's also tired of this. But Greene's admission comes with a caveat, showing that she still doesn't really understand why voters don't like her Party, as Farron Cousins explains.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene managed to shock the nation this week when she said something that was not only true, but it was an admission about how horrible the Republican party is. Now, there is a caveat to that, and I will get to that caveat in just a few moments, but first here is what Marjorie Taylor Greene told CNN Reporter Manu Raju this week. She said, Republican voters across the country are sick and tired of Republicans because they never do anything to hold this government accountable. She then says that Americans think Republicans in Congress completely fail them. I feel the same way, and I'm a Republican member of Congress. Now, as you can imagine, the folks on Twitter had a field day with that because she is admitting that, Hey, Repub, we're Republicans. I'm a Republican, and I gotta tell you, we repeatedly fail these voters out here and man, are they off about it? Oh boy, we suck. So yes, E, everybody on social media kind of lit up with that because that's quite an admission. But Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks she's, you know, doing well, right? Going out there and telling people that, yeah, I'm a part of this, and yeah, we're really bad at it. But that caveat I mentioned, right? The caveat, the caveat is that she says Republicans are because they're not holding the government accountable.
Nope, nope. Swinging a miss there, Marge, because what Republican voters, what all voters are off about is the fact that Republicans don't do anything. Like you've done nothing. Your, your whole career in Congress, which you know, you're only in your second term. What have you accomplished, Marge? What massive legislation that actually helps voters have you put your name on? What have you done? What have any of the Republicans in Congress this year done to make the lives of average American voters better? The answer is nothing. Now, she went on to say this, and this is another truth. Republicans go out on the campaign trail and go on TV and do their five minute hearing videos and post up on social media and say all this garbage about how they're going to fight it and stop it. Yeah. That's literally the only thing you do. You've even started your own podcast. Hell, you're dating a guy that works at a conservative media outlet. You do segments with him all the time. The only thing Republicans are good at, as Marge is admitting, but she seems to forget that she does it too, is going on TV and complaining about things that they have the power to fix. They just refuse to do it. I mean, I think Matt Gaetz is a wonderful example of that too. Another guy who by the way, started a podcast because that's all these
People want, is to be famous. Lauren Bobert, although she's kinda shying away from the spotlight at the moment. Prior to that, she loved the spotlight. She wanted to be out there. Jim Jordan loves to take his, you know, full tie, but no Blazer self onto TV all the time, and they whine and they complain, and then they go and beg their donors for money, we're gonna do this, we're gonna do that. Oh, nobody's taking care of the voters, and we gotta fix that. You have the power to do it. You're making the decision not to do it, and that's what's the voters off. That's why when I see these polls, like the polls out this week said, oh, oh, Trump's beating Biden in like five outta six swing states. How genuinely how I get Biden is not perfect. You know, I criticize him from the left, but if you think Trump is any better, like what have Republicans done for you?
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