'F**k You': Marjorie Taylor Greene Totally Skewers MAGA Conspiracy Theorist
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The outgoing congresswoman blasted Mike Cernovich after he brought up her decision to resign.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) blasted MAGA conspiracy theorist Mike Cernovich after he took a swipe at her shock decision to resign from Congress in January.
Greene, whose break from Donald Trump led to the president calling her a “traitor,” took to X on Tuesday to address the platform’s new location feature, which has called into question the origin of several political accounts.
In one post, she ranted about the “Political Industrial Complex [controlling] a hive mind with hyper partisan politics” before knocking accounts based outside the U.S. that spewed “targeted talking points in order to sway your opinion.”
Greene also took on the so-called “Complex” earlier this week, claiming that it distracted people from rising to power to solve “the crises that plague all of us,” like the national debt and America’s health care system. Greene has a history of attacking lawmakers, name-calling and pushing lies to advance her agenda.
Cernovich’s response to Greene’s post: “You need to serve out your full term.”
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