Marjorie Taylor Greene's Presidents' Day Post On Trump Prompts 1 Hell Of An Awkward Reply
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A survey came back to haunt the Georgia Republican.
Far-right Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) marked Presidents’ Day on Monday by fawning over the four-times-indicted former President Donald Trump in posts on X, formerly Twitter.
Greene, to her congressional account, shared a photograph of the Republican 2024 front-runner with a pen in hand and wrote: “Happy Presidents’ Day to my favorite President and yours, President Donald J. Trump!”
On her personal account, meanwhile, Greene posted a picture of herself with Trump and said: “Wishing a tremendous Presidents’ Day to the man who will make America great again! I will always stand with President Trump and I’m so excited to send him back in the White House!”
Critics questioned Greene’s assertion that 2020 election loser Trump was everyone’s preferred POTUS.
Many pointed to a new survey of presidential scholars and social scientists that was released by the Presidential Greatness Project in which Trump ranked last of all U.S. presidents. President Joe Biden placed 14th, Barack Obama in 7th, Bill Clinton in 12th, Ronald Reagan in 16th and George W. Bush in 32nd.
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