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Marjorie Taylor Greene Suggests People Encouraging Others to Get Vaccinated Should Be Shot
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Unsurprisingly, that politician is Marjorie Taylor Greene, whose own existence is hopefully inspiring scientists to develop a vaccine against crazy. At an event last month in Alabama, the Georgia representative, who has previously compared mask mandates to the Holocaust and vaccine requirements to segregation, suggested that the Biden administration’s door-to-door vaccination push will result in government officials showing up to people’s homes and demanding personal information for extremely nefarious purposes, and that those people should be greeted with the barrel of a gun. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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The extent to which the media hates and lies about MTG is off the charts. She's one of only 4 sponsors of HR 3960 to end the criminal ATF. She's the sponsor so she's a hero.
https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/3960/cosponsors?r=2&s=1 |
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