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Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

These photos were taken in the Atlanta suburb of Cumming, GA, where she grew up?

She went to South Forsyth High School: 585 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming, GA

Yes I marched there. I saw many worse posters than the ones you see her. My favorite "Niger (sic) go home". Illiterate f*cks can't even spell their favorite word.

Peace was kept with 2000 national guard, the GBI, helicopters, and GA state troopers with shotguns on every overpass the bus caravan from Atlanta passed under.

This actually puts MTG into perspective.

This video of Oprah interviewing Fulton residents at the time puts MTG even more into perspective. Watch the whole thing if you can. Eye opening. I hope Oprah won an award for it.

https://kaltura.uga.edu/media/t/1_958u30nt

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Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

These photos were taken in the Atlanta suburb of Cumming, GA, where she grew up?

She went to South Forsyth High School: 585 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming, GA

Yes I marched there. I saw many worse posters than the ones you see her. My favorite "Niger (sic) go home". Illiterate f*cks can't even spell their favorite word.

Peace was kept with 2000 national guard, the GBI, helicopters, and GA state troopers with shotguns on every overpass the bus caravan from Atlanta passed under.

This actually puts MTG into perspective.

This video of Oprah interviewing Fulton residents at the time puts MTG even more into perspective. Watch the whole thing if you can. Eye opening. I hope Oprah won an award for it.

https://kaltura.uga.edu/media/t/1_958u30nt

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Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

These photos were taken in the Atlanta suburb of Cumming, GA, where she grew up?

She went to South Forsyth High School: 585 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming, GA

Yes I marched there. I saw many worse posters than the ones you see her. My favorite "Niger (sic) go home". Illiterate f*cks can't even spell their favorite word.

Peace was kept with 2000 national guard, the GBI, helicopters, and GA state troopers with shotguns on every overpass the bus caravan from Atlanta passed under.

This actually puts MTG into perspective.

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Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

These photos were taken in the Atlanta suburb of Cumming, GA, where she grew up?

She went to South Forsyth High School: 585 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming, GA

Yes I marched there. I saw many worse posters than the ones you see her. My favorite "Niger (sic) go home". Illiterate f*cks can't even spell their favorite word.

Peace was kept with 2000 national guard, the GBI, helicopters, and GA state troopers with shotguns on every overpass the bus caravan from Atlanta passed under.

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Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

These photos were taken in the Atlanta suburb of Cumming, GA, where she grew up?

She went to South Forsyth High School: 585 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming, GA

Yes I marched there. I saw many worse posters than the ones you see her. My favorite "Niger (sic) go home". Illiterate f*cks can't even spell their favorite word.

Peace was kept with 2000 national guard, the GBI, helicopters, and GA state troopers with shotguns on every overpass the bus caravan from Atlanta passed under.

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Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

These photos were taken in the Atlanta suburb of Cumming, GA, where she grew up?

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I think it bears repeating that this laundry list of things the GOP finds bad includes fixing rural poverty.

Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

Anonymous wrote:This is Marjorie Taylor Greene's hometown in 1987. They were a "Sundown Town", where blacks had to leave by sunset. I attended a protest launched by the King Center for Nonviolence, organized after a series of racial incidents. This is what the town's people looked like. MTG was probably an 8th grader then.

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Anonymous wrote:Hunter could sue, but he’d have to overcome the Constitutional protections of the Speech or Debate clause + the Westfall Act that protect members of Congress in their legislative duties. She will asset that this is covered speech and part of her duties as a member of the House.

Marg did this hoping to goad Hunter into a legal action. That, in turn, would open him to discovery.

She debased the House in order to troll Hunter Biden. It’s a very low day for American history.

Is it? It seems about average for where the GOP has been for a few years.

Frankly I think she and the rest of the GOP are hoping they can goad Hunter into relapsing and or killing himself. That’s their hope. They have no shame and no humanity left anymore.

MTG and Hunter are just awful noise spewed from the dark corners of our amazing R and D parties.

Do you even know how to be a serious person or is this just how you live your whole life?

Yea, not so sure what amazingness this person is referring to. They're all garbage

Both sides are exactly the same, aren’t they?

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Anonymous wrote:Hunter could sue, but he’d have to overcome the Constitutional protections of the Speech or Debate clause + the Westfall Act that protect members of Congress in their legislative duties. She will asset that this is covered speech and part of her duties as a member of the House.

Marg did this hoping to goad Hunter into a legal action. That, in turn, would open him to discovery.

She debased the House in order to troll Hunter Biden. It’s a very low day for American history.

Is it? It seems about average for where the GOP has been for a few years.

Frankly I think she and the rest of the GOP are hoping they can goad Hunter into relapsing and or killing himself. That’s their hope. They have no shame and no humanity left anymore.

MTG and Hunter are just awful noise spewed from the dark corners of our amazing R and D parties.

Do you even know how to be a serious person or is this just how you live your whole life?

Yea, not so sure what amazingness this person is referring to. They're all garbage

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Anonymous wrote:Hunter could sue, but he’d have to overcome the Constitutional protections of the Speech or Debate clause + the Westfall Act that protect members of Congress in their legislative duties. She will asset that this is covered speech and part of her duties as a member of the House.

Marg did this hoping to goad Hunter into a legal action. That, in turn, would open him to discovery.

She debased the House in order to troll Hunter Biden. It’s a very low day for American history.

Is it? It seems about average for where the GOP has been for a few years.

Frankly I think she and the rest of the GOP are hoping they can goad Hunter into relapsing and or killing himself. That’s their hope. They have no shame and no humanity left anymore.

MTG and Hunter are just awful noise spewed from the dark corners of our amazing R and D parties.

Do you even know how to be a serious person or is this just how you live your whole life?