'Can't fight karma': Marjorie Taylor Greene mocked as she mispronounces Laken Riley's name while slamming Joe Biden for doing the same

Marjorie Taylor Greene pronounced Laken Riley's name incorrectly and called her 'Lincoln' Riley while denouncing Joe Biden for the same error
 Marjorie Taylor Greene pronounced Laken Riley's name incorrectly and called her 'Lincoln' Riley while denouncing President Joe Biden for the same error (Getty Images, Laken Riley/Facebook)
Marjorie Taylor Greene pronounced Laken Riley's name incorrectly and called her 'Lincoln' Riley while denouncing President Joe Biden for the same error (Getty Images, Laken Riley/Facebook)

ROME, GEORGIA: Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is said to have mispronounced the name of the 22-year-old deceased nursing student Laken Riley on Saturday, March 9, which is similar to what she has accused President Joe Biden of doing.

The MAGA-aligned Georgia congresswoman gained notoriety when she forced the President to say Laken Riley's name at his State of the Union address.

According to a report by Raw Story, Riley's name was mentioned by Biden, although some claimed he mispronounced it.


 
 
 
 
 
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The 81-year-old incumbent president also faced criticism for claiming Riley was murdered by an "illegal."

Later, during an MSNBC interview, President Biden expressed regret for the "illegal" comment.

Greene later claimed that Biden mispronounced Laken Riley's name.

When did Marjorie Taylor Greene slip up?

During the Saturday night interview with News Nation, Rep Greene discussed her experience at the State of the Union address that took place on Thursday, March 7.

In recounting the event, the Georgia Republican appeared to have mispronounced the name of the deceased 22-year-old nursing student, referring to her as "Lincoln" Riley.



 

"We've all been questioning his mental capacity," Greene asserted in regards to the Commander-in-Chief.

She said that she had shouted, "Say her name, Lincoln Riley," as President Biden engaged in an impromptu exchange with her as he held up a pin she had given him before his State of the Union speech began.

“He picked up the pin and he had it there easy to read, Laken, but he said Lincoln Riley," Greene argued.



 

According to the report by News Nation, Greene's pronunciation was incorrect, and this was also the case with President Biden when he referred to the same individual during Thursday’s SOTU speech.

"I do want to get your reaction to what we just heard from congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene," the News Nation host said.

Additionally, the host remarked, "Even Trump tonight criticizing Biden for mispronouncing Lincoln Riley's name. And then we hear the congresswoman, speaking to us, also mispronouncing Laken Riley's name at one point during that sound bite."

Internet shreds Marjorie Taylor Greene

People on X ripped into the firebrand Republican congresswoman for committing the same gaffe live on-air that she accused President Biden of.

One X user remarked: “You can't fight karma. It bites down hard."



 

"It's almost like MTG was using Laken Riley's death as a way to virtue signal to the far-right and doesn't actually care about her at all I know I've never, ever gotten Breonna Taylor's name wrong, or mispronounced Uvalde," another user wrote. 



 

Another user said, "This couldn't have backfired any better"



 

One user claimed, "Foot in mouth disease is strong in the GOP. Even Trump couldn't get her name right. Oh, the hypocrisy."



 

Another X user remarked, "People who live in glass houses shouldn’t put three toes in their mouth."



 

A user tweeted, "Who doesn’t love a good self own?"



 

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