- Rep. Jim McGovern condemned Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s comments on Paul Pelosi’s attack.
- McGovern claimed that Greene attacked the House Speaker’s husband for her own reasons.
- He also criticised Greene’s support of political violence against Democrats in past.
Democratic Rep. Jim McCGovern refuted GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s violent attack against Nancy Pelosi on Friday.
An intruder appears on Friday morning Pelosi’s San Francisco house was broken intoShe attacked Paul Pelosi’s husband with a hammer and left the 82-year old hospitalized. The suspect was According to reports, they are looking forfor the House Speaker but she wasn’t home at the moment.
Greene responded to the attack by launching a counterattack TweetJoe Biden’s America has violence and crime at its highest levels, adding that it “shouldn’t happen to us.” She said that she was swatted multiple timesHe has been threatened with death on a daily basis.
McGovern denounced Greene, and blamed her of calling for Pelosi’s execution in the future.
“YOU called for Nancy Pelosi’s execution. “YOU said that Nancy Pelosi should be executed for treason,” stated the Massachusetts lawmaker. Tweet. “And now that someone has listened, you are making Paul Pelosi’s attack against YOU. This is America’s Republican stand. It’s sick.”
—Rep. Jim McGovern (@RepMcGovern) October 29, 2022
Greene Recent testimonyShe said that she has not supported violence against Democratic Party members, Pelosi included. However, in a Facebook video in 2019, Greene So calledPelosi is a “traitor of our country.”
“She took an Oath to defend American citizens and uphold our laws. She also gives comfort and aid to those who violate our country’s sovereignty. “That’s what treason looks like,” Greene said at the time. CNN. “And by our senators, law representatives, and senators can be thrown out and removed from our government. It’s a crime which can result in death, and that’s what treason looks like. Nancy Pelosi has been convicted of treason.
