- Rep. Hundreds of posts and comments on Taylor Green’s Facebook, messing up comments from the past.
- A spokesman for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy told Axios that he would hold talks with Green.
- The legislature of the new law has endorsed conspiracy theories that the mass was fired.
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Republican House of Representatives leader Kevin McCarthy’s office said in a statement to the IOS on Tuesday night that he was the only one who was involved. Marjorie is aware of Taylor Green’s “disruptive” comments he made and / or supported before the 2020 congressional election.
A review of hundreds of posts and comments on Green’s Facebook page has revealed her past endorsement and numerous far-right, engagement with QN conspiracy theories.
Prior to his time in office, Green had repeatedly endorsed the killing of leading Democrats on social media, picking up a Facebook comment in 2019 that said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi should be “shot in the head.”
CNN reported that in February 2019, Green aired a Facebook live video from inside Pelosi’s office fee, saying the speaker would have to “die or be imprisoned for treason.”
The new law legislator also upheld the alleged conspiracy theories that the Sandy Hook shooting killed 26 people, including 20 elementary school children, and the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting killed 17 people.
In 2018, Green agreed with Facebook’s commentator, who suggested that 9/11 was an internal job, according to Progressive Group Media Matters in America.
“These comments are very disturbing and Leader Marcarti plans to talk to Congresswomen about them,” MarcCarty’s spokesman Mark Bedner told Axios.
This is not the first time McCarthy has faced controversial criticism from his ranks. 201 in white, Iowa Rep. Steve King was fired from his committee’s assignments after publicly questioning why words such as “white nationalism” and “white supremacy” became offensive.
King’s remarks drew criticism from members of both sides, and McCarthy assured that he would take action against King after “serious talks”.
Dis Gust’s interview In an interview with Dispatch, King said he thinks Green’s “welcome” to McCarthy is a double standard.
CNN After reaching Green for comment, He tweeted Her teams have been managing her social media pages for years, a statement said.
That said, many posts have been liked. “Many posts have been shared. Some do not represent my views.”
