Foul-Mouthed Marge Whines About Lack Of 'Etiquette' In Congress

Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene whined on Twitter about the fact that the Senate has allegedly relaxed their dress code and said that the lack of "etiquette and respect" that has taken over. She needs to be looking into a mirror while she says things like this, because no one has disrespected the institutions of Congress more than she has since she was elected. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains why Marge is the one lowering the bar for Congress.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene is apparently immune to hypocrisy over the weekend. She sent out a post on Twitter where she whined about the so-called lack of etiquette and respect that is taking place inside the United States Congress. Here's what Marjorie Taylor Greene had to say, the Senate no longer enforcing a dress code for senators to appease. Senator John Fetterman is disgraceful. Dress code is one of society's standards that set etiquette and respect for our institutions. Stop lowering the bar. Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks there's not enough etiquette and respect in Congress, and she believes the bar has been lowered. The foulmouthed just absolutely lunatic. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the woman who just a few months ago was on camera calling Lauren Bobert, a little on the house floor thinks that etiquette and respect have just gone out the window because John Federman likes to wear a hoodie and shorts.

Yes, that, that is of course, the biggest problem in Congress, right? You know, we're not worried about the looming government shut down in less than two weeks. We're, we're not concerned that we have sitting members of Congress who actually aided the former president in his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. That's not what anybody in the country's thinking, we're all thinking, why is that very tall man in a hoodie? That is, you just, you nailed it on the head right there, Marge. Uh, that has of course been our biggest concern. You know, my wife, who is a teacher here in the state of Florida, she's not worried about accidentally teaching her kids a woke book that could get her prosecuted. No, she comes home every day concerned about the fact that John Fetterman was wearing shorts. That's, uh, that's, that's definitely what happens. Now, obviously, dripping with sarcasm here, but here's the real deal.

If Marjorie Taylor Greene wants to whine about the lack of etiquette and respect in the halls of Congress, she needs to be whining into a mirror because she is the one who helped usher in this new age where respect and etiquette have gone out the window during multiple, multiple State of the Union addresses by President Biden. Marjorie Taylor Greene has made an of herself by standing up and screaming sometimes while dressed like Cruella Deville. So I don't think you have any grounds whatsoever to criticize the way another human being is dressing based on the way you looked in this past, uh, January, state of the Union address. I don't care what y'all wear to Congress, dress co codes are old there, archaic, you know, oh, you gotta wear a suit, you gotta wear a dress, you gotta have heels, you gotta have nice shoes. What does that matter? That has no bearing on somebody's ability to do their job as a member of

Congress. It's stupid. Let's be real. It is stupid. I don't care how they look. You know, as long as they've showered, I think we're okay. That is not what etiquette and respect are about. You have defiled the halls of Congress, Marjorie, since long before you were even a member of Congress. We've all seen the video of you screaming at a o c through her mail slot on her door. That's not house etiquette. That's not respect. You are the one that has lowered the bar, not John Federman and his wardrobe that nobody outside of the Republican party seems to care about.