Backlash mounts as 'paranoid' Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals rejecting 'multiple vaccines' for her children

ROME, GEORGIA: Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has shared a message for all the “moms and dads” on social media regarding Covid-19 and vaccines, using her own experiences as an example.

She shared insights into interactions with pediatricians, emphasizing that parents should not be "offended" if their decision to refuse a vaccine for their children is met with discussions by healthcare professionals, stating that this is not a new practice.

In addition to this, the congresswoman also talked about how she refused “multiple vaccines” for her children during their upbringing, before she briefly talked about Covid-19 and the vaccine.

Following this, Greene faced severe backlash on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Marjorie Taylor Greene says ‘hell no’ to Covid-19 vaccines

On X, congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote, “For Moms and Dads: Pediatricians have always treated parents like you’re bad if you refuse vaccines for your kids, so don’t be offended and it’s not new.”

“I refused multiple vaccines for my kids when they were growing up and told the Ped every time ‘no,’” added Greene

Greene then specifically shared her take on Covid-19 vaccines for children, and wrote, “And when it comes to the COVID vaccine for kids, I would be a “HELL NO!” every single time they recommend it. Kids aren’t at risk from COVID but they face risks from COVID vaccines.”

In 2021, Greene was suspended from X, after she shared two tweets about Covid-19 which were reported as blatantly false, and several people celebrated the suspension too.

Marjorie Taylor Greene brutally trolled on X

After Marjorie Taylor Greene shared her message about vaccines, and more specifically covid-19 vaccines, the internet was quick to respond and was not impressed.

One user asked Greene, “Serious question, why do you believe doctors are out to get your children? Do not realize how paranoid this sounds?” and another wrote, “Why the new post? Old one wasn’t idiotic enough?”

“You're lying. They didn't attend school without being vaccinated. Your lies are so ridiculous,” wrote one user, and another questioned the congresswoman, “Might I see your medical degrees?”

Greene continued to face backlash on the social media platform as one user wrote, “Bless your heart. Just because you did it doesn’t make it a good idea. I could give you a bunch of  examples from your life where what you did wasn’t a good thing  but we’ll just leave it at that,” and another wrote, “You are such a liar.”