Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is not afraid to criticize her fellow Republicans and says that a “civil war” in the GOP will be necessary – if true conservatives want to have a bigger say in the Republican party.
In an interview with The Washington Times Editorial Board, Rep. Greene said when it comes to some issues, there’s no other choice but to stand up to everyone, including your own party.
“No one likes to watch people fighting, and we’re supposed to support one another — respect and obey Reagan’s ‘11th commandment.’ But 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,” Mrs. Greene said. “We have to lean into this civil war in the GOP.”
“If we’re willing to go to battle on the ideas and the policies that will actually support our country and the base and the people that vote us into office, then we can become the conference, and we can become the party that’s actually going to solve the problems and serve the very people that send us to do that,” she said.
Greene crushed her opponents during her first campaign in Georgia.
“That’s why someone like me, even though I’m a freshman member of Congress, have to come in and say, ‘Here’s where you’re wrong, here’s where you’ve screwed up,’ and point out where you are not supporting the people you say you support. You’ve been here for 20 years or more, and I’m telling you, you failed all of us,” she said.
Greene is not afraid to battle it out with fellow Republicans, and has butted heads with Liz Cheney, Mr. Kinzinger, Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina, Rep. Dan Crenshaw of Texas and strategist hack, Karl Rove.
Greene even called out House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, saying he lacks the votes to be speaker if Republicans come out on top this midterms.
Ronald Regan often said that “Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican,” but these days, there are so many RINOs (Republican In Name Only) that it’s unavoidable.
“I love Ronald Reagan. I think he was a great president, but … I don’t believe in the ‘11th commandment.’ I only believe in 10. Those are the commandments I believe in, and saying we can’t criticize each other is just being soft and going for failure because the truth is iron sharpens iron,” she said.
THE FBI MESSED UP
A document dump of the Mueller investigation documents, released by the FBI, provided no significant or relevant information, but one thing they did do was redact Hillary Clinton’s name.
However, it must have slipped their minds that they had already released the data earlier, with Hillary’s name still on it.
The document provided shows either complete incompetence, another FBI cover-up or both.
NANCY IS A HIGH FLIER
While Americans struggle to pay their bills and stock their pantries with food, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spent over $500,000 on private jets in the past two years, despite her claims that us peasants have a “moral obligation” to reduce emissions.
“For me, it’s a religious thing,” Pelosi said in November at a Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland. “I believe this is God’s creation, and we have a moral obligation to be good stewards.”
Fox News reported:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has spent over $500,000 on private jets since 2020 despite repeatedly describing climate change as an “existential” threat the U.S. has a “moral” obligation to address.
According to campaign filings with the Federal Election Commission, Pelosi’s campaign paid a Virginia-based private aviation provider, Advanced Aviation Team, over $437,000 between October 2020 and December 2021 and over $65,000 to Clay Lacy Aviation, a California-based private jet provider.
Private jets are notoriously bad for the environment, producing significantly more emissions per passenger than commercial flights. Pelosi’s campaign spent $67,605 on private air travel just months before she said she viewed tackling the climate crisis as a “religious thing.”
According to Judicial Watch, Pelosi used Air Force aircraft to travel to her district at a cost of $30,000 a flight. She also took her family to an international delegation at $228,500 each.
The House Speaker’s military travel expenses cost Americans $2,100,744.59 over two years and $101,429.14 for in-flight expenses including food and alcohol.
Democrats are well known for their hypocrisy, as another Dem who loves to lecture the rest of us about climate, John Kerry, is infamous for traveling everywhere on his own private jet.
He also owns several mansions and a yacht.
When questioned by a reporter why he uses something that consumes so much fuel and let’s off a huge amount of emissions, Kerry replied:
“It’s the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle.”
ROBOT DOGS ON THE BORDER
As the southern border deteriorates at a rapid rate, the Department of Homeland Security has adopted quadrupedal machines, which will patrol the border that has harsh extremes and dangerous obstacles to search for illegal aliens.
DHS’ research and development team, the Science & Technology Directorate (S&T), released a statement, saying that Customers and Border Protection will be using a robot dog ‘Ghost Vision 60’.
“The southern border can be an inhospitable place for man and beast, and that is exactly why a machine may excel there,” said S&T program manager, Brenda Long. “This S&T-led initiative focuses on Automated Ground Surveillance Vehicles, or what we call ‘AGSVs.’ Essentially, the AGSV program is all about…robot dogs.”
This seems eerily familiar and similar to the dystopian story on “Black Mirror”, which featured robot dogs, who ended up hunting down the human population and annihilating everyone in their path.
