Marjorie Taylor Greene Accuses Ilhan Omar
of Marrying Brother, Supporting Terrorism
Posted By: NorthernDog, 9/19/2021 8:58:08 AM
Republican Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene on Saturday accused Democratic Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar of marriage fraud and supporting terrorism. Greene's accusations followed Omar's Friday tweet accusing Greene of hypocrisy for wearing a mask on a flight despite publicly opposing mask mandates. Omar's tweet was in response to another person's tweet accusing Greene of using taxpayer funds to fly first class on Delta airlines. Damn autocorrect, every time I try to type your name it keeps correcting to Brotherf***er," Greene wrote in a Saturday afternoon tweet that tagged Omar. "@IlhanMN marriage fraud is a felony. Free upgrades are nice on
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I want a front row seat when these two meet in person.