Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) triggered Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) simply by trying to ask a question.
While Rep. Greene was speaking, Rep. Raskin asked, “Will the gentlelady yield for a question?”
Greene responded, “No, I will not yield to one of your stupid questions that are always attacking me and attacking President Trump.
Raskin then starting having some fun, “How about a mediocre question?”
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Greene answered, “No, I do not want your question. No.”
Raskin kept going, “A smart question? No. An intelligent question?”
Greene said, “You have no smart or intelligent questions.”
Video:
Raskin: Will you yield to a question?
Greene: No I will not yield to one your stupid questions that are always attacking me and President Trump
Raskin: How about a smart question?
Greene: You have no smart questions pic.twitter.com/j34lwiPWjP
— Acyn (@Acyn) February 6, 2024
Jamie Raskin is a constitutional scholar. Marjorie Taylor Greene worked at her dad’s business then owned a gym in Northern Georgia.
The person is more qualified to judge the intelligence of a question in Congress is probably Jamie Raskin.
Raskin has been taking down Greene for and pointing out that she is a Putin puppet and not putting up with Trump propaganda.
Jamie Raskin managed to trigger Greene just by trying to ask a question.
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