Conspiracy theory-endorsing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) probably shocked no one with her latest anti-evolution declaration about science.
“I don’t believe in evolution,” the QAnon adherent told former Trump White House strategist Steve Bannon on his “Real America’s Voice” podcast this week.
“I don’t believe in that type of so-called science. I don’t believe in evolution. I believe in God,” Greene continued, gesturing with air quotes during a discussion about the potential origin of the coronavirus. An estimated 40% of Americans believe God created humans as described in the Bible, according to a 2019 poll.
Greene has become a GOP celebrity for peddling racist and antisemitic conspiracies, including a claim about Jewish space lasers starting wildfires in California. She was removed from her House committee assignments in February after she liked social media posts calling for the execution of prominent Democrats.
Last month, she likened House mask mandates to the Holocaust.
Techienickie on June 9th, 2021 at 13:41 UTC »
She thought, "my name isn't trending, I'll say something stupid"
Edit: please jeebus don't make a post about this troll my most upvoted comment of all time.
Edit #2: please down vote me, and this whole post.
BeatUpPoon on June 9th, 2021 at 13:40 UTC »
You mean you don't understand evolution.
wish1977 on June 9th, 2021 at 13:37 UTC »
Stop the presses. A stupid person doesn't believe in evolution.