Trump Asks DeSantis A Cringe Question About Marjorie Taylor Greene, In Front Of Her Boyfriend
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The far-right lawmaker's boyfriend then chimed in.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday asked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) what it might be like to date Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, creating an awkward scene as Greene’s boyfriend looked on.
Trump, during a visit to his administration’s controversial new “Alligator Alcatraz” migration detention center in the Everglades, came across Real America’s Voice’s Brian Glenn, who is dating Greene.
Trump introduced DeSantis to Glenn.
“Hi Brian. Ron, this is the boyfriend, very lucky, of Marjorie Taylor Greene,” said the president.
“Oh really?” replied DeSantis.
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The illustrated image is... something.
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