Republicans Don’t Know How To Be In Opposition

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Steve Bannon expose the “kabuki theater” of Congress spending money on pet projects with hardly any accountability.

Bannon to Greene: “You’re saying No. 1, the Republicans don’t know how to be in opposition…  you came on the show the day Biden took office, and said, hey … I’m gonna fight every one of these bills, I’m gonna slow it down and I’m gonna make them read it, and we’re gonna go through the details, so the American people can know this. And you were completely ostracized. They just want to voice vote ’em, get them out of there, let the Democrats win.”

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