Marjorie Taylor Greene Rolls Out Gun Giveaway With Trigger-Happy MAGA Rant
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The far-right lawmaker appeared to fire off a round after making each point.
Far-right, gun-loving Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) on Thursday marked the start of the year leading up to the 250th anniversary of the U.S. by launching a fundraising giveaway of “one of my favorite” firearms, a combat-ready FN M249S PARA.
“America is the greatest country in the world and I fight the nasty ‘America last’ Democrats in Washington to keep it that way,” the Donald Trump acolyte, who last month briefly broke with the president over his now-passed “Big, Beautiful Bil,” said in a video that she shared on social media that hit almost every MAGA talking point.
“I fight against gun control, open borders, the trans agenda coming for your kids and women’s sports,” continued Greene. “And I blow away the reckless government spending on my DOGE subcommittee,” she added, also slamming the policies of former President Joe Biden.
After making each point, Greene appeared to fire a round.
“Why enter to win this gun? Because in America, you can,” she said.
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