25 HILARIOUS responses to the 'What is Marjorie Taylor Greene reading?' meme
| 04/10/24
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What is Marjorie Taylor Greene reading? pic.twitter.com/9ll5wnlX7q
— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) April 9, 2024
The internet is frequently a dumpster fire we can’t escape from, but every once in a while, it grants us comedy gold in the form of eviscerating right-wing bigots!
Yesterday, the Twitt…uh…X account PatriotTakes posted a photo of Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene sitting in a car reading a stack of papers and asked the internet, “What is Marjorie Taylor Greene reading?” The responses are so funny we can’t stop laughing!
Many social media users took shots at her reading skills — or lack thereof — by suggesting she was reading children’s books or was getting help learning to read with books like Hooked on Phonics. While this could just be a simple dig at her intelligence, it’s backed up by her own words, considering she once said “peach tree dish” when she meant “Petri dish” and accidentally called the Gestapo the “Gazpacho police.” Yikes.
Others went for her throat with responses like, “Talking points from the Kremlin,” “KKK weekly news,” or “Mein Kampf,” which is more than deserved since she has a track record of racist, xenophobic, anti-Semitic — don’t forget her belief in Jewish space lasers starting fires — and anti-LGBTQ+ hate.
The Georgia congresswoman has made a name for herself as a MAGA firebrand who is a Donald Trump simp, repeats ridiculous conspiracy theories, and says and does so many foolish things that we once made a top ten list and only scratched the surface of the long list of dumb things she’s done in her very short career.
So here are the 25 funniest responses to the “What is Marjorie Taylor Greene reading?” meme that the internet has gifted us!
Shhhhh…quiet, please. Marge is studying. pic.twitter.com/MpwP3eoR4W
— Meacham (proud Vermin) 🌊 🌊 (@MeachamDr) April 9, 2024
A restraining order?
— JJ 🇺🇸 MendIoviԏz (@jaybirdsatx) April 9, 2024
Talking Points from Kremlin
— The Repuglican Circus Comes to Town (@SaltandPeppaMom) April 9, 2024
Warranty on her TrumpButtPlug® since it's worn out pic.twitter.com/9PLmwb3K7n
— IlliniOrange86 🧡💙 (@Orange86Illini) April 10, 2024
KKK weekly news letter
— Agolf Twitler Slayer (@slayer_agolf) April 9, 2024
She’s pretending to read for the photo. The pages are blank.
— Jack Barry (@thisguyjack) April 9, 2024
It’s her GED homework. pic.twitter.com/LvAl8flumy
— Denison Barb (@DenisonBarbs) April 9, 2024
Every Body Coups
— Josh Autry (@joshautry) April 9, 2024
Plot twist: MTG can read!? 😱
— JGF (@JFG0995) April 9, 2024
Putin’s talking points translated into 5th grade English.
— Jinxmom2003 (@jinxmom) April 9, 2024
— Jason’s Blue Advocacy (@j_blue_advocacy) April 9, 2024
This 😆 pic.twitter.com/94hokw1Tbe
— Mark That Law Guy 📚⚖️🗿 (@MarkThatLawGuy) April 9, 2024
Hooked on phonics
— Manny Nandez (@therealmanny360) April 10, 2024
Talking points from “Mein Kampf” and “The Handmaid's Tale”.
— Atheena (@EniacNiac) April 9, 2024
Conspiracy Times
— Koko Pup かわいくて強い💙 (@therealkokopup) April 9, 2024
The deal she just signed with the devil
— Robin 🌸💜🇺🇸 (@99reasonstwoluv) April 10, 2024
A fake version of the US Constitution.
— Keylan Harris (@KeylanAHarris) April 10, 2024
Looking at pictures in her coloring book? pic.twitter.com/HPsqVLexyp
— Pezz (@Pezznola) April 9, 2024
— Mike Ryerson 🇺🇸 (@m_ryerson75) April 9, 2024
— super Chronic (@chronic_bgb) April 10, 2024
She's just looking at the pictures.
— Marc Tobolski (@marctobolski) April 9, 2024
— J.🍸 (@Goffridus) April 9, 2024
Reading? pic.twitter.com/ZVQWDjtlak
— Jay Barker 💙 (@buf2srq2) April 9, 2024
looking at the owner's manual to try to figure out which side is the driver's side
— Dennis Hinkamp (@DennisHinkamp) April 10, 2024
Clif notes of Green Eggs and Ham
— Mr. Sassafras (@SassafrasMr) April 9, 2024
Ariel Messman-Rucker is an Oakland-born journalist who now calls the Pacific Northwest her home. When she’s not writing about politics and queer pop culture, she can be found reading, hiking, or talking about horror movies with the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network.
Ariel Messman-Rucker is an Oakland-born journalist who now calls the Pacific Northwest her home. When she’s not writing about politics and queer pop culture, she can be found reading, hiking, or talking about horror movies with the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network.