Bad news for Marjorie Taylor Greene

| 9:15 pm EST February 9, 2022
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Marjorie Taylor Greene is an idiot. Of that, I have no doubt. But being an idiot isn’t grounds for expulsion in Congress. If it were, very few Republicans would be left. However, Greene’s calls for violence ARE, in my opinion, grounds for expulsion. Greene isn’t a working member of Congress in any way, shape or form. She is a human marionette stuffed with venom, hysteria, and hatred.

Her sole purpose in life appears to be creating controversy. And yet her cowardly “leader” Kevin McCarthy does nothing. In an interview with the Washington Times, Greene called for “Civil War” in the GOP: “If we are truly going to stop the assault on our freedoms and stop what’s happening to our country, where America is just being able to be sold out to the rest of the world, we have to lean into this Civil war in the GOP.”

The GOP is “going through some things” these days, and that’s putting it mildly. The non-party is in tatters as members turn against each other. Greene is a political liability for the GOP, but I believe most are too stupid to see it. But ONE group of Republicans has seen it.

Per Jewishinsider.com, a poll was conducted in Georgia by TargetPoint, a Republican polling firm. And the poll found that Greene would be vulnerable to a Republican primary challenger.

Now it didn’t start that way. Initially, most respondents were enthusiastically FOR Greene. Around 60% of Republicans said they would support her. But then the pollsters did something interesting. They informed the respondents about some of Greene’s more provocative comments — and the numbers began to change. The poll then showed Greene in a statistical tie with one of her challengers.

Some people think that most Respondents felt embarrassed and hastily changed their answers, not wanting to look racist. I respectfully disagree. Here’s why: The types of people who support Greene are not embarrassed by much. On the contrary, they wear their Maga status proudly.

I believe that there are simply many voters to whom politics are not that important and who are perhaps unaware of some of Greene’s more incendiary statements. So want to get Greene out of Congress? Please make sure you let people know who she is, what she stands for, and what a disgrace she has proven to be.