'Political hack': Marjorie Taylor Greene shredded online as she blames Dems for Trump assassination attempt at Pennsylvania rally

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) faced a flurry of criticism on Sunday, July 14, following what seemed to be a tone adjustment.

Greene was ready to point the finger at Democrats for the shooting that caused a bullet to graze Donald Trump's ear. She criticized the Democrats specifically for their rhetoric, particularly when it came to characterizing Trump as a grave danger to democracy, according to Raw Story.

Marjorie Taylor Greene blames Dems for attack on Donald Trump

Marjorie Taylor Greene seemed to give up on changing the rhetorical norms in American politics over the weekend.

She posted on X, "We are in a battle between GOOD and EVIL. The Democrats are the party of pedophiles, murdering the innocent unborn, violence, and bloody, meaningless, endless wars."

She added, "They want to lock up their political opponents, and terrorize innocent Americans who would tell the truth about it. The Democrat party is flat out evil, and yesterday they tried to murder President Trump."

Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed for blaming Dems for attack on Donald Trump

People on the internet were furious at Marjorie Taylor Greene as she blamed Democrats for the attack on Donald Trump during his rally in Pennsylvania.

Some people called her "disgraceful", while others demanded that she should get expelled for her comments.

One user wrote on X, "Her whole purpose is to be disgraceful and reprehensible. It is who she is," while another added, "She is so very tiresome."

One person stated, "'In Disgrace' is the only way she does anything," whereas another asked, "She obviously has her opposites confused. Is there a mental disease like that?"

One of the online comments read "You have no idea what being an American is all about, you are nothing but a small minded, political hack that lacks the intelligence to understand we may have our differences but in the end we come together for the good of the country."

One person added, "Since blaming the Democrats for the shooting is getting debunked so quickly, they have decided to try blaming the Jews," while another commented, "I was hoping that the people who said she should resign were Republican leaders and not random people. My hopes weren't very high though."

One individual wrote, "No Marjorie we're in a battle of stupid vs. intelligent, evil vs good, fact vs. conspiracy, democracy vs. autocracy. But I'm sure your typical insane remark is short enough for your followers to understand."

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