Marjorie Taylor Greene Thinks Her New Book Will Guarantee Her Trump's VP Slot

Marjorie Taylor Greene announced this week that she is about to publish her first book, and she said during an interview that this book could catapult her to a higher office - including possibly becoming Donald Trump's VP pick. Greene could also be eyeing, according to her interview, a Senate run or a run for Georgia's governorship. The bottom line is that she's promising that she isn't going anywhere anytime soon, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.

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Shocking news this week was revealed when Marjorie Taylor Greene announced that she has a book coming out that is going to be titled Simply m t g. And the reason this is actually shocking is because I didn't know she could read a book, let alone write one. So I'm a little shocked there. But in all seriousness, Marjorie Taylor Greene has a book coming out that she believes could catapult her into a higher office, which of course is an absolutely terrifying prospect. Here is what Marjorie Taylor Greene had to say about her new book. She said, first quote that she wanted people to hear my side of the story. I'm always controversial, but I think this book might be a little controversial with some of the stories. She wants to introduce myself to America as me, not the character that the mainstream media created and has sold to America over the past five years.

Nobody sold anything other than you. You've shown us who, who you are. We, we don't need the media to paint you as something that you're not. In fact, the media went out of their way earlier this year. Remember all that talk folks at the beginning of the year? Oh, it's a new Marjorie Taylor Greene. She went on Fox and admitted like, oh, I don't, I got a little too down the queue. Rabbit hole. I don't do that anymore. I don't believe it. She did that big interview on 60 Minutes where they tried to rehabilitate her image. I mean, it was a whole image overhaul from Marjorie Taylor Greene. And she blew it in a matter of days by proving that she is still the lunatic extremist that we all know her to be. The media actually tried to help you and hear your, oh, they're crafting a narrative about me.

Yeah, they tried to craft a narrative that you weren't crazy and you disprove that very quickly. But then of course, she continues. Um, the Washington Examiner, uh, uh, reported this green, acknowledged that the book has a higher purpose of laying the groundwork for a bid for higher office. I have options, anything from a governor's race to a Senate seat. She said, I think I'm going to let people have their own interpretation. Now, of course, Marjorie Taylor Greene is on Donald Trump's shortlist as potential vice presidential picks, and she's basically also saying like, maybe I'm VP because of this book. Maybe this book will change my image so much that voters in this country are like, oh, well, she needs to be vice president because of it. Um, that's, that's a tall order. Marge, I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't know what you could include in that book that would make people think that you should be vice President of the United States, unless of course you're admitting in that book that you were secretly Andy

Kaufman, and this has been one long, you know, hilarious act and you're gonna rip off your mask and oh my God, Andy Kaufman, he's still alive. It's him. Um, other than that, no, I, I don't think this book is gonna catapult you into higher office at all. I don't think it's gonna help. If you wanna run for Senate in a couple years, I don't think it's gonna help if you wanna run for Governor of Georgia because everything you're, you're already telling us about it is, is false. The media, again, is not crafting a narrative. The media has not been out to get Marjorie Taylor Greene. The media has either tried to cover for her or they've simply reported the truth.