Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls For “Etiquette And Respect’

Since arriving in Washington in 2021, Marjorie Taylor Greene has not been a normal member of Congress. She has a history of stalking and harassing current colleagues. She spent her first two years expelled from committees because of his chaotic behavior and crazy beliefs. She is heckled President Joe Biden. After the GOP took control of the House, she tried to calm down, or as much as possible someone who is still trying to get Biden impeached for nonsense. Hell, she, among other things, even calls for courtesy.

On Sunday, Axios reported that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer quietly changed the Senate dress code, meaning people like John Fetterman, who favors hoodies and athletic shorts, don’t have to show up with fancy clothes.

“Senators can choose what they wear in the Senate,” Schumer told the publication. “I will continue to wear a suit.”

Everything drives Greene crazy, even that.

“The Senate no longer imposes a dress code on senators to appease Fetterman is shameful,” Greene said on the former Twitter site, as if caught by Raw story. “The dress code is one of the norms of society that determine etiquette and respect in our institutions. Stop lowering the bar!

Greene advocates “etiquette and respect” in many ways. On the one hand, not long ago the MAGA lawmaker called colleague Lauren Boebert a “little slut” upstairs in the house. Then again, at least Greene wasn’t caught getting acquainted with your date by watching a musical filled with children.

(Via Raw story)