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3:59Now PlayingJust one day after trashing the “big, beautiful” budget bill that she admits she didn’t fully read, Marjorie Taylor Greene now says that she fully supports the bill and loves it. Again, this was just one day after she begged the Senate to remove certain provisions that she didn’t even know existed in the bill and warning about the dangers of those provisions. Greene is suffering from severe political whiplash, as Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains.
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So, as I talked about yesterday, Marjorie Taylor Greene was furious about the one big beautiful bill that she admitted she didn't read, you know, but once she did read it, she got real mad about the section in there that said States can't regulate AI for at least the next 10 years. And said, this is an outrage. I wouldn't have voted for it if I'd known this was in there. So she admitted like, if I'd done my job, I wouldn't have voted for the thing. But she also begged the Senate, please strip this from the legislation. We can't have this.
So the very next day, at a house committee hearing for the Department of Government Efficiency Committee. You had Democrat Robert Garcia, who decided to take some of his time to ask Marjorie Taylor Greene, who you know, basically is in charge of the committee. He wanted to ask her like, why'd you trash your own bill that you admitted you didn't read? So Garcia asked her during this hearing, he said, uh, it's interesting because Chairwoman Green, I understand now regrets voting for this bill, as she mentioned yesterday. Is that correct? Chairwoman Green? And then Green says, are, are you yielding me time? And Garcia says, no, I, I'm just asking. I I think you say now you regret voting for the bill, is that correct? And then Green said, the bill actually destroys what you guys voted for for the past four years, and I'm proud to have voted for that bill to fund border security, to deport all these illegals you guys led in the country.
And Garcia says, thank you Madam Chairwoman. Actually, chairman, uh, yesterday you actually said that you regret actually voting for the bill. So Marjorie Taylor Greene was given the chance to be honest about something she had said publicly, not just on social media either, by the way, because she, on Tuesday, after she had posted that on social media, went on News Nation and said the same thing. So Garcia is just like, Hey, listen, you said this right? And she's like, I love this bill. This is my favorite bill. I sleep with the bill at night. And he is like, okay, well you, you said you regretted voting for it, but thank you for not being honest, even though we know what you said, there's multiple different records of it. So even when confronted with her own words, Marjorie Taylor Green still can't tell the truth. I mean, I, I'm at the point where I think if Garcia had said this is the best bill ever, green would've come out and said, actually, it's a piece of garbage and it's really harmful for the American public and I hate it and I hate everything about it. And by the way, I also hate you because the Republican party is not a legitimate political party anymore. They're a party of trolls and they're a party of contrarians. If Democrats like something, they're gonna hate it.
If Democrats start hating something, they're gonna love it and they will flip flop, giving themselves political whiplash over the speed with which they change their minds on something. Based on what the Democrats say. Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn't even seem like a real person at this point. She seems like an AI chatbot that is just programmed to say the opposite of what somebody says to her. That's what we're dealing with in Congress right now. A political party that will just straight up do the opposite of what Democrats say, even to the point of denying their own words from less than 24 hours ago. Just because all they know how to do is argue and act like children.
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