By Matt Underwood Marjorie Taylor Greene: You’re all being ‘incited into civil war’
It’s a bizarre twist, isn’t it? Here’s Marjorie Taylor Greene, a figure who’s spent a career stoking the flames of division, now claiming we’re all being “incited into civil war.” The irony is almost palpable. It’s hard not to notice that she seems to be drawing a line in the sand regarding the current political climate, which seems rather convenient considering her past actions. She’s been a vocal supporter of movements and ideologies that actively contribute to the very tensions she’s now decrying.
Greene, in her statements, attempts to frame herself as a defender of various constitutional rights, including the Second Amendment and free speech. She emphasizes the importance of these rights while simultaneously criticizing what she perceives as the overreach of the Biden administration. But let’s be real, she is still singing the same old MAGA song, just with a slightly different tune. Her previous calls for a “national divorce,” advocating for a separation between red and blue states, speaks volumes about her intentions. It’s like she’s saying, “You’re all being incited into burning the house down,” while casually handing out the matches and kerosene.
Remember the whole “national divorce” idea? That was a fun one. Now, she’s expressing concern over the growing political divide and potential conflict. It’s like she’s suddenly realized the monster she helped create is now starting to bite back. Let’s not forget her past role in spreading conspiracy theories and misinformation that fueled the fire of political polarization. She’s definitely not shy when it comes to expressing her opinions.
Here’s the thing, she’s not wrong about the partisan divide being at an all-time high. But coming from her, it’s a bit rich. She’s not a voice of reason; she’s one of the architects of this mess. Maybe she’s just worried about the consequences of her actions. Perhaps she senses a shift in the winds, especially with the Epstein files coming to light, and is trying to distance herself. Let’s not forget how quickly she shifted her stance after she was essentially ex-communicated from the church of MAGA by Pope Donald. It’s a classic case of opportunism, isn’t it?
The whole situation highlights the dangers of political opportunism and the way some politicians prioritize their own agendas over the well-being of the country. Greene, in many ways, has been a key player in the rise of the very forces she now seems to criticize. She’s a master of theatrics, always seeking attention and relevance. She’s no longer an insider and wants to remain relevant. We shouldn’t forget her role in the January 6th events.
It is amazing to see how quickly “flying monkeys” can turn when their leader stumbles. She may be changing her tune now, but it’s hard to trust someone who has been so deeply involved in creating the problem. In the end, it’s hard to take her seriously. She helped build this monster and is now acting surprised that it’s threatening to consume everything.