Marjorie Taylor Greene Threatens To Heckle Biden At SOTU

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accused President Biden of being on drugs and threatened to heckle him at the State Of The Union.

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Greene told CNN’s Manu Raju, “If he’s a liar, he should be called out. That’s important to do and people really care about that.”

Raju asked, “So you might call him out tonight on the floor of the House?”

Rep. Greene responded, “I have no idea what he’s going to say. And I would argue that Joe Biden has no idea what he’s saying to. So they’re probably working up a good drug cocktail mix over there at the White House. So we’ll see how he how he talks tonight, and then I’ll decide then.”

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Marjorie Taylor Greene recently told a British reporter to F-off when she was asked about her Jewish space lasers conspiracy theory, but she thinks Joe Biden is a liar and on drugs.

This would not be the first State Of The Union heckling for Greene, as she and Lauren Boebert previously heckled President Biden at the SOTU.

Rep. Greene is all about getting attention for herself, so it won’t be a surprise if she pulls another stunt to disrespect President Biden.

The Georgia congresswoman continues to show that she is unfit to serve and has no place in the Congress.

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