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Marjorie Taylor Greene · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mama's. Dear mama's, is MTG good for
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  the Republican Party or bad for the Republican Party. Well, let's ask our
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  American mama's Alma and Jody gus Now are American Mamas Terry Neediville and Kimberly Burlasin.
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  So Marjorie Taylor Green at times has been able to get under the skin
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  of the left. I think her refusal to refer to doctor Fauci as doctor
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  Fauci was certainly yes, she refused to call them doctors a trolling move.
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  At the same time, she's also been the leading opponent in the in the
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  House to Mike Johnson. Like she's actually been a bigger opponent of Mike Johnson
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  than Democrats have been of Mike Johnson's Speaker of the House. Uh. And
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  some of her antics may turn people off. So is she good for the
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  Republican because she's, you know, a firebrand and willing to fight. Or
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  is she bad for the Republican Party because she makes everybody in the Republican Party
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  look crazy? Well, you know, I struggle with this one because she
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  says that she says things I feel. Okay, you know, but I
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  think that her delivery just turns people off. And I feel like she's too
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  emotionally charged instead of intellectually charged, and so I feel like it hurts her
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  versus makes her look good. She sounds just like the other girls, you
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  know, the AOC group, you know, they sound like idiots to me.
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  So I hate it when she kind of like lowers herself to look like
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  them. So when she got in the fight over the fake eyelashes and the
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  bad body babe ye bleach, blonde, bad body whatever, yeah that I
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  mean, no one, no one came looking good. No, no,
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  it was embarrassing, you know, And I don't want that. And I
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  don't know about you, but I think about you know, you like a
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  fighter. I do like a fighter in there, And I was thinking of,
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  like, who do I love? I love Ben Carson. I love
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  him. I think he's so wise and he's so he's just so special.
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  There's just something so wonderful about him. But he's not a fighter. And
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  so it's like I like that in Marjorie. I like that fighting her,
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  but I wish she had the intellect like Ben Carson. And I think of
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  the Veck. He's like the perfect combination because he's so smart in the way
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  that he responds to negative or whatever. But he can fight you verbally.
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  Where's Marjorie can't? She's just like you know, your lashes or well,
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  I mean, like you said, Kimberly, she made some she made some
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  good points, but what was the takeaway? Right? The whole lashes thing?
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  Like everything she said that mattered is gone because of that. You know
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  who? I like who? She used to be a Democrat. I liked
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  her even then. I remember when she was running for president. I was
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  like Stephanie who Tulci Gabbarn. Oh, yeah, she is somebody who can
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  battle you, debate you intellectually without going taking the low road. She's got
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  her facts. She's kind of like Stephen in that Steve Pedio way that we
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  talk about, and she can remember things and she's able to verbalize it in
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  a way that we can understand, which I love. And even when she
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  was a Democrat, I thought, you know what, if she wins presidency,
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  I'm okay, I'm good because she wasn't bought and paid for well,
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  she doesn't get emotionally charged, she doesn't get emotionally charged. But guess what
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  happened Hillary knew that she could be controlled, so she was like she was,
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  she was a Russia asset. That's Hillary's favorite go to. So I'm
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  with you. I wish so badly that Marjorie Taylor Green would just take that
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  foot off the gas a little bit. Just think about what you're gonna say.
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  Everything she said to Fauci, I understood the anger and the anguish,
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  and he's such a liar. Now he's trying to absolutely whitewash everything, pretend
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  like we don't know what he did. So everything she said, I feel
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  it to my core. But when she says things like I'm not gonna call
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  you doctor Fauci, I'm gonna how you missed Fauci. Now, now you
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  put yourself in this position to look like trash. You look disrespectful, so
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  the other side can use that as ammunition rather than what you said that was
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  facts. They're gonna call you out for your delivery, and you look like
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  you don't. You don't look as intellectual as you could. Right. This
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  is actually I think a problem that that a lot of Republican women do have
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  is that either you don't have the fight, so you're you may be right,
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  but you don't come across strong, or in order to come across strong,
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  you you go with this hyperactive mode and then people will look how emotional
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  she is. Is there a woman in the Republican Party in a leadership position
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  that you go, that's the that's the model, that's the effective model,
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  that's the right level of fight, in the right level. Then intellect without
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  the emotional hyperbole. That said Stephanie what's her name? Stuffy? Oh?
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  Oh? At least like her. Yeah. And I like Sarahuckaby Sanders,
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  except she's so soft sometimes and I think she might be taking advantage. I
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  like Carrie Lake, but she's kind of too brash too sometimes turns people out.
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  I love car I liked Christy Numb before the whole puppy thing. So
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  I'm telling you I feel like that. You know, since Tulsi switched over.
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  I know a lot of people might not trust that. Yeah, she's
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  not a Republican, she's an independent, right, but I like her.
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  I like her style. I like her delivery, I like her approach.
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  I like that she's America first. She can't be bought and paid for.
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  I feel like she'd be strong for Trump and she would also be able to
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  you know, be the second in command, you know what I mean?
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  So if she were vice president nominee for Trump, you'd be all right with
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  her. Yeah. The one is so funny that we talk about affect the
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  girl Katie that came out with the Republican's rebuttal after the State of the Union
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  address, Senator from Alabama, Katie Green. I don't Katie something anyway.
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  When she was talking, the effect of her her response was so fake.
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  But then she was on Megan Kelly and we were all done. That was
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  her real affectation. That was who she was. That was too soft and
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  too weird. Katie Britt Bretttte from Alabama. If you like ask our American
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  mama's a question, go to our website American Broundradio dot com, slash Mama's
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  and click on they asked. The mama's button turned out of Kimberly Brothers and
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  thank you so much. Thank you,