Kraichgauer wrote:
Yet, as I understand she had received a standing ovation from other Republicans, she still has a big fan following.
That is correct.
Greene apologizes to GOP colleagues — and gets standing ovationQuote:
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) apologized for her past controversial remarks and embrace of the QAnon conspiracy theory during a heated closed-door House GOP conference meeting — and received a standing ovation at one point from a number of her colleagues.
Greene told her colleagues that she made a mistake by being curious about “Q” and said she told her children she learned a lesson about what to put on social media, according to two sources in the room.
She also denied that she knew what Jewish space lasers were and defended her comments that past school shootings were staged by stating that she had personal had personal experience with a school shooting.
She received a standing ovation from some members of the caucus at the conclusion of her remarks.
There are no words
What makes her statements on school gunmen more baffling is her own personal experience.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Says She Understands Fear Students Have After Own School Experience With GunmanQuote:
I understand how terrible it is.... One of my schoolmates brought guns to school and took our entire school hostage, and that happened right down the hall from my classroom," Greene told her colleagues on the House floor. She was speaking of an incident that happened when she was 16 years old and in the 11th grade.
Greene graduated from South Forsyth High School in Cumming, Georgia, in 1992
Reports from the time show that no one was injured during the school's ordeal, but 17-year-old sophomore, who was armed with a rifle, shotgun and a pistol, held two classes—53 people combined—at gunpoint.
Nine of Greene's classmates were held hostage for more than five hours, the reports said. Addis was eventually taken into custody after "becoming dizzy and giving up the siege," the Associated Press reported at the time.
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