“The lies and theories of the conspiracy are a cancer for the Republican Party and our country,” said Mitch McConnell, leader of the Senate Minority Leader. by Georgia, who in the last few days has been called to pay his cargo,
“Alguien sugirió que tal vez no chocó ningún avion contra el Pentágono el 11 septembre, que los horribles tiroteos schoulares se prepreonement prepayne and que los Clinton estrellaron eliion de JFK Jr. is not living in reality“, said McConnell.
McConnell, a Republican from Kentucky, did not mention Georgia’s representative in his name, but his statement was made public after our case NBC News asked about the controversial legislator who was trying to read it to Congress.
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‘I’m not here nothing to do with the challenges that enforce the families abroad “The robust debates on the ground that can lead to our party”, he said in his statement.
Greene took to Twitter to respond, writing: “The verdict is for the Republican Party to be its stupid Republicans who only lose by grace. For that we are losing our country”.
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The Congressman fue object of escrutinio last week debit to other comments, including some suggesting that school tirotes in Newtown, Connecticut, and Parkland, Florida, have side acts. Greene also spoke in support of QAnon’s conspiracy theory.
McConnell and Greene are in different cameras, and McConnell’s comments on the moon appear to be the first that the Senate’s leader has on the subject.
Hours ahead, a group of Democrats from the Chamber of Representatives presented a resolution to sue Greene of its two committees in the past by its incendiary and false statements.
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The resolution, presented by Representatives Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Ted Deutch, both Florida, and Jahana Hayes of Connecticut, eliminated Greene from the Education and Work Committee and the Cámara Baja Presbytery Committee.
The Committee of Regulations should consider the resolution of the Wednesday, the first step for the vote in the Chamber.