Marjorie Taylor Greene Gets Roasted After Major Social Media Blunder

Marjorie Taylor Greene has spent more than a week trying to convince America that the government is creating hurricanes and sending them to attack Republican areas of the country. That’s why her recent post on social media made everyone laugh at her. Greene posted a picture of a man in a giant tinfoil hat that had the caption “everyone in America right now,” to which Greene added “Yep.” She didn’t realize the irony of her post, and got immediately roasted by the internet. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene has spent the last week and a half telling us multiple times on social media that, uh, they control the weather. Now, we're assuming when she says they control the weather, she's talking about the federal government. Other people of course, think maybe she's talking about Jewish people. The same thing with like the Jewish space lasers. But either way, she's put out multiple posts in the last week and a half saying they control the weather, which of course is her way of saying they sent those hurricanes, Helene and Milton to devastate Republican areas of the country. Now, the reason I'm bringing that up is because this past weekend, Marjorie Taylor Greene got on Twitter and reposted a photo from another user that showed a man in a gigantic tinfoil hat, just a huge ball of tin foil on his head. And the photograph carried a caption that said almost everyone in America right now. So green takes this picture and the caption from a different account reposts it on her Twitter page and just says, yep.

So Marjorie Taylor Greene, the ultimate conspiracy theorist here in the United States, says that other people are being conspiracy theorists by putting on their tinfoil hats. But she of course, oh God, no, not her, not the, they control the weather lady. She is the only rational person, and everybody else is totally crazy. And she suggested this without a hint of irony, like not even thinking for a second that she's been telling us for almost two weeks that Democrats control the hurricanes and they're sending them to Republican parts of the country. Oh God, no, she is totally normal, and all the rest of you are the tinfoil hat wearers. Now, obviously, this did not sit very well with a lot of people on social media, and they immediately blasted her for this, uh, left wing commentator, Brian Tyler Cohen responded saying, who wants to tell her? Of course, talking about the fact that she is the biggest conspiracy theorist in Congress, but she has the audacity to suggest that everybody else is that way. Totally bonkers. Then Travis Akers, a retired naval intelligence officer, and a opinion writer for Newsweek, said, quote, this is literally you LOL conservative Army, Iraq war veteran Peter Hyland said, quote, I legit think your function is to attract gullible morons to the GOP. Every post you make is like an advertisement that says, hello idiots. There is a home

For you here. That one might be my favorite because that's what Marjorie Taylor Greene does. That's, that's how she came to the Republican party, right? They roll out the welcome mat for the crazy people, and Marjorie Taylor Greene shoved an elbowed her way to the front of the line and said, hang on, I wanna become the queen of the crazies. And she has, you know, the Biden administration, uh, back when Biden was going to be the candidate. So I guess I should say Biden campaign, they wanted to paint Marjorie Taylor Greene as the face of the Republican party. But obviously, uh, uh, they're not doing that anymore. And the Harris campaign is not actively engaging in that, but I think they should. I, I really genuinely think that more people out there need to be aware of how insane Marjorie Taylor Greene can be. But more importantly, show that this is not just a one-off. It's not just a one person that you can write off. This is the Republican party today. They launched their conspiracy theories, and if you don't believe them, then you somehow are the tinfoil hat wearer, not them.