New York Times columnist Tom Friedman has a long history of being a communist China sympathizer, singing their praises and being their mouthpiece whenever he can (here’s his NewsBusters tag).
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So, now Mitch McConnell tells us that Marjorie Taylor Greene’s views are a “cancer” on the Republican Party and on the country. Odd that he neglected to make that point when one of his preferred candidates in the Georgia runoff, Kelly Loeffler, campaigned with Greene.
McConnell is now leaning heavily on the other body to clean up its act, denouncing “looney lies and conspiracy theories.” McConnell’s deputy in Senate leadership, John Thune, chimed in, too, asking his colleagues: “Do they want to be the party of limited government … free markets, peace through strength and pro-life, or do they want to be the party of conspiracy theories and QAnon?”
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Social media users have been sharing a quotation attributed to Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene that suggests Jesus was an English speaker. The quotation has been misattributed.
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Examples can be seen here , here and here .
The description of one post here reads: “’If English was good enough for Jesus, it’s good enough for us.’ Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on why Spanish should not be spoken in a white Christian nation like America. The new face of the Republican Party. Always something.”
Greene, 46, who said she was inspired to enter politics by former U.S. President Donald Trump, embraced his false claim that he won the Nov. 3 election. Before taking office last month, she also voiced support for an array of unfounded conspiracy theories including the “QAnon” theory that elite Democrats are part of a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles and cannibals.
All I can say is God bless the crew at Newsbusters. Not because that’s where I got my first taste at monitoring and exposing media bias as an intern there,
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