Marjorie Taylor Greene
The Public Record
Marjorie Taylor Greene is an American politician and businesswoman currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 14th congressional district, a position she has held since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Greene has gained national attention for her outspoken and often controversial statements on various issues, including her positions on government policies and public health measures. Her tenure has been marked by a focus on conservative values and a commitment to her constituents in Georgia.
Your day started with a man that was average at best in the sport of swimming, then claiming to be a woman or a transgender, changing in front of you and your teammates.
You should really analyze that in your human rights groups that you run as you collect donations from people with your nonprofit.
I totally agree with you. There are a lot of white supremacists in the abortion movement and abortionists, because they have murdered over 20 million black babies in America since Roe versus Wade in 1973.
This looks terrifying, and it is definitely from the left, because on the right, I can assure you, we believe in two genders, it is male and female.
I want to point out, because there has been a lot lost here, let's talk about the recent four mass shootings in the past 5 years.
I was held for ransom--the protesters from outside the room were yelling at the officers who were on the outside of the door protecting me.
I want to recognize that you are a hero and a champion to women and little girls all over the country.
It's appalling to me that CISA, which is taxpayer-funded by the American people, had their speech censored.
That combination between the Homeland Security and CISA, working with private companies, big tech companies and others, to silence Americans is a grave assault on all of these Americans' First Amendment rights.
I am one of those that believe our First Amendment is one of the greatest rights that we have.
I agree with you, and I actually support many vaccines but not an experimental vaccine that was government mandated on the public.
Then just right after, literally right after, the FDA approves the experimental COVID-19 vaccines, they changed the definition of 'vaccination' again.
Let's talk about myocarditis, like the NCAA Division 1 student athlete golfer, John Stokes, diagnosed with myocarditis four days after receiving a second dose.
I think that it is our governing bodies and the Biden administration and many Democrats that were spreading misinformation about these so-called vaccines.
As a matter of fact, just months before the FDA approved the experimental COVID vaccines, President Biden said if you get vaccinated, you won't get COVID.
Then in 2015 to 2021, the definition of 'vaccination,' according to the CDC, is the 'act of introducing a vaccine into the body to produce immunity to a specific disease.'
That is quite a lot different than if you get vaccinated, you won't get COVID-19. That is spreading misinformation.
You had no business advising the CDC what the medical guidelines were for school closures.
I fear that, if you can't tell me the difference between a man and a woman, I am not surprised that you don't know the difference between 5.56 and 330 Blackout.





