Rep. Right Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) created outrage on Friday with the characterization of Russia’s war in Ukraine, on the one-year anniversary of the invasion of Russian President Vladimir Putin-ordered.
After Fox News’ Tucker Carlson cackled at the accusations that he pushed the pro-Kremlin talking point in the program that was watched a lot, he turned to Greene and said: “It seems that the war is still a year later, the war is quiet enough on the Republican side to wake up. Create your own party for what he supports, is Joe Biden’s leadership and the most insane policy goals.
The goal is to drive Russian troops out of Ukraine.
“Well, it doesn’t feel very quiet from my standpoint, Tucker,” responded the extremist congresswoman, who has vowed to stop US funding for Ukraine’s resistance.
“You know, we just heard Mike McCaul, one of my colleagues in Congress, talk about bipartisan support for this war against Russia in Ukraine,” he added.
Redefining Greene’s defense of the invasion as a “war against Russia” drew attention on Twitter: