LEMON DROP | Is Marjorie Taylor Greene Running For President?!
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Is Marjorie Taylor Greene reportedly planning a 2028 presidential run?
Marjorie Taylor Greene wants to be president and will run for president in 2028. Now, that's what's been reported. Whether that's real or not, I don't know. But that's certainly what's been reported. Marjorie Taylor Greene is telling people that she wants to run for president. That is according to notice and according to other folks who are out there reporting it. Now, I guess Marjorie Taylor Greene got wind of this when people asked her about it. Certainly... people were wondering, like, what is this pivot from Marjorie Taylor Greene, who was kind of the, you know, the bell of the MAGA movement? She's the people that if you ask like which woman in Washington, D.C., which representative or lawmaker represented MAGA the most, you would say Marjorie Taylor Greene.
And now she has somehow pivoted to all of a sudden she is centrist and she's making sense and she's logical. Well, she got wind of it and was asked about it on a cable news show. Here it is.
There's a report out from Notice today saying that you want to run for president, that you're, quote, telling people that you want to run for president in 2028. Is that the case?
You know, I actually blocked that reporter because he published an article that is baseless rumors, which is along the same lines that Laura Loomer spread. She said last week that I was going to announce I was running for governor on The View this week, and this is another baseless rumor. The only thing that I'm focused on is being a representative for my district.
OK, so she is shooting those rumors down. However, people always say that, like if they're running for even if they want to run for president, you know, my focus is on the people of Virginia. I'm just making up a state. Right. And then all of a sudden, you know, the Virginia governor is now running for president. You hear that all the time. So I don't know. Does Marjorie Taylor Greene have aspirations for higher office? I certainly believe that most congressmen and senators do. Most politicians do. AOC is out here telling people that she certainly does have aspirations for higher office, except AOC is saying that Marjorie Taylor Greene is on a revenge tour because she wants to be senator. Here is AOC.
Some tea for you. MTG, people are like, oh, my God, she's saying all these things like what's gotten into her lately. Oh, like she's bucking against Trump. She's bucking against the administration. Marjorie Taylor Greene wanted to run for Senate in Georgia. She wanted to run for Senate earlier this year in the state of Georgia. She wanted to be the Republican nominee for Senate. So she was gearing up for that statewide race and Trump told her no. Trump said no. And the White House and Trump land shut down Marjorie Taylor Greene's personal ambitions to run for Senate. And she has been on a revenge tour ever since.
Now, Marjorie Taylor Greene got wind of that too. And here she is responding. What would you say to her?
She says you're on a revenge tour right now.
It sounds like she's best friends with Laura Loomer, too, because that's the same thing Laura Loomer said, but it's not true. I put out a lengthy post back this summer about why I didn't want to run for Senate, and I see the Senate as basically where all good things go to die. I mean, look at the Senate right now. Because of the Senate, the gridlock in the Senate where no one can get anything accomplished, the government is shut down. And I'm a very serious person. I don't want to go serve somewhere where all of my good ideas and bills I want to work on get completely stopped in a system that I think is utter failure. And I explained that in length. The other problem with AOC is I think she's really jealous that I came into her home state, stomped around, and actually had a great conversation with the ladies on The View.
Okay, Marjorie, I doubt, I doubt, really. I don't think the women in The View care any, not the women in The View, I don't think AOC cares any kind of way about what you're doing there. That's just my two cents. However, she's starting to sound sane and rational, which she didn't before.
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