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[DBoyTommie]

MTG's mistake was saying out loud what that "basket of deplorables" talk about privately.

[msv]

They ran it up the flagpole. It didn't wave.

[shawnthegreat]

Sometimes they say the quiet parts out loud. There is a old saying that goes “When people tell you who they are believe them” they just told you who they are

[beckyjogilbert]

The fact she wants to claim "she never read it" is so much worse... expell MTG

[suomynona]

When Matt Gaetz heard Anglo-Saxon traditions, he immediately thought of how it was common to marry a girl as soon as they reached puberty and he was in.

[trappenweisseguy]

I don’t think Margarine is smart enough to come up with this, certainly not 7 pages worth anyways. Seems more like a Grand Wizard Gosar idea despite his denial.

[thejulesist]

This is all very scary!! This is growing in this party, at a very deep level!!!

[andrewandy]

Thank you to the reporting done by Jake Sherman and Chris Hayes for reporting on this pathetic far-right development. Thank you! Continue to Speak Out!

[larryrowe]

I guess she forgot Coronado explored the West and discovered the Grand Canyon in the 1540s, 80 years before the mayflower.

[MichaelBrodie]

Another common theme of these nutcases is that they don't read anything...

[SkepticalChris]

Who wants to bet "Anglo-Saxon Values" was originally written as Aryan Values?

[rosex]

It seems Marjorie Greene was barred from the House Committee on Education and Labor was not enough‼️ She's asking for more‼️🤣😂

[francissantos]

In this cavalry charge, a bugler (MT Greene) signals the command and immediately changes the tune to withdraw. This is my mental image of this "America first caucus".

[pierrelindgren]

McCarthy didn't come out against it, he made a vague reference toward it.

[edmundtario]

Why is it green is even still in the congress, take her out of there

[WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

If she's trying to push the idea that she's part of the superior, evolved Master race and thus should call the shots, maybe she shouldn't look like Australopithecus after a session on Extreme Makeover.
Because she looks like the missing link in a blonde wig.

[typerexc]

At least they have the moral courage to stand up and fight for what they believe in. /s
"Wasn't my idea, nope." "Never read it." "Somebody else wrote it."

[einherjar]

Gosar needs to be charged for planning Jan 6. I am an Independent but this racism is just one of so many reasons that I can't support the GOP in any way.

[polarbearal]

Republicans? You misspelled "terrorists"

[tarmacpounder]

A staff level draft she hadn’t read. Marjorie Terrible Greene would have us believe she knows how to read.