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Marjorie Taylor Greene is not mincing words when it comes to fellow Congresswoman Lauren Boebert.

A recent report suggested that the 47-year-old far-right Georgia conspiracy theorist and House representative called the 36-year-old representative from Colorado a “little b-tch” on the House floor.

Why? Seemingly because Lauren forced through a measure to impeach President Joe Biden while Marjorie‘s own article of impeachment was ignored.

In an interview, Marjorie appeared to confirm that the exchange took place, and she explained why she used the name. She also revealed if she saw a path forward for the two women to find common ground.

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Dr. Dre called out Marjorie Taylor Greene for using his music without permission.

The 57-year-old rapper allegedly got the controversial 47-year-old politician locked out of her Twitter account after she shared a video of herself that was soundtracked to his song “Still D.R.E.” in a tweet that celebrated Republicans taking control of the House of Representatives and finally electing a Speaker of the House.

They’ve since escalated the spat in a series of statements.

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Jimmy Kimmel is once again clapping back at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.

After the 47-year-old far-right Georgia conspiracy theorist representative called him out on Twitter, Jimmy decided to hit back with a report…to Batman.

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Jimmy Kimmel made a joke about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene during his show on Tuesday night and she reported him to the police because of it. Now, he’s responding.

The late night host and the Georgia Republican have been going back and forth on Twitter over the matter and even Rep. Matt Gaetz has gotten involved.

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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is suspended for good.

Twitter confirmed Sunday (January 2) that the Republican congresswoman violated its policy on coronavirus misinformation, via New York Times.

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Saturday Night Live is poking some fun at Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.

During the Cold Open on Saturday (January 30), Cecily Strong impersonated Marjorie to discuss her stance on QAnon conspiracy theories, which she often promotes.

In a mock talk show hosted by Kate McKinnon, Cecily as Marjorie takes her seat and offers Kate a gun.

They then talk about all the theories Marjorie believes, including the California wildfires were created by Jewish space lasers.

Cecily as Marjorie also claimed that both the Parkland school shooting and 9/11 were hoaxes.

“The teachers were actors and the children were dolls,” Cecily as Marjorie said about Parkland, before wondering “Did anyone actually see it happen?” about 9/11.

“Those are real things you believe and tell other people about?” Kate jokingly asked. “You represent the U.S. People can Google you and it’ll say, ‘She’s a real member of the U.S. government.’”

David Hogg is speaking out following a video going viral that shows newly elected Georgia representative Marjorie Taylor Greene harassing him at an event.

In the video, Marjorie is overheard and seen making false claims relating to gun rights and how he was able to meet with senators while David was heading to a meeting in 2019.

“He’s a coward,” she yells at the end of the video, pointing out that he and his Parkland friends are funded by billionaire philanthropist George Soros. “He can’t say one word because he can’t defend his stance.”

In a written statement to CNN, Marjorie says that she was in Washington at that time as well “going from office to office in the Senate to oppose the radical gun control agenda that David Hogg was pushing.”

“It’s so frustrating that we have people like @mtgreenee in Congress that would rather spread conspiracies about mass shootings than confront the reality people are dying everyday from gun violence,” David posted on Twitter as the video gained traction this week. “I just want to do the work and help end gun violence.”

Later on, David released an additional statement on the matter.

Following the video’s exposure, a few members of Congress are seeking to remove Marjorie from the House.

David was one of the Parkland massacre survivors who organized the March For Our Lives event, which supports of common-sense gun control.