Marjorie Taylor Greene apologizes for participating in ‘toxic’ politics

REP. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-GA.

“Obviously, any threat to your safety is completely unacceptable, but we’ve seen these kinds of attacks or criticism of the President from other people. And with respect, I’ve never heard you talk about it,”

Greene said the criticism is “fair.”

Greene posted on social media on Saturday about the threats and wrote, “I have been contacted by private security firms about my security concerns.”

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Greene then apologized and said toxic politics was the worst in the country.

“I would like to humbly say, I am sorry for participating in toxic politics. It is very bad in our country, and it has been something that I think about, and I am working with this, and I am committed, and I am committed, and I have committed myself, and I am working with this, and I am working with this, and I am committed, and I am working on this very knives in politics,” he said.

He said he wants to see people be kinder to each other, and added that Americans have more in common than they have differences.

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Bash pointed to some examples, including “a Facebook post that was thrown at you in 2020, holding a gun to the side of the party, encouraging a tweet by someone calling for the execution of Nancy Pelosi and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.”

“I’ve pushed that back to 2021, and I don’t want to hurt anything bad for anybody, so I’m up at that time. And I’ve made it very clear that Movember Trump can do that,” Greene replied.

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Trump called Greedy a “trainer” on Saturday and announced that he had dropped his endorsement.

The Republican columnist has been a vocal supporter of the President since he entered Congress, but broke with him over the release of the Epstein files, and others on his foreign policy.