Marjorie Taylor Greene takes aim at Hakeem Jeffries over Republican ‘extremist’ comments | The Post Millennial
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Marjorie Taylor Greene takes aim at Hakeem Jeffries over Republican ‘extremist’ comments
“He supports murdering babies up to the day of birth, genital mutilation of children, funneling billions of taxpayer’s dollars for a proxy war with nuclear Russia, and the cartel’s drug & human trafficking business at our border.”
"Hakeem Jeffries calls me extreme?" Taylor Greene tweeted. "He supports murdering babies up to the day of birth, genital mutilation of children, funneling billions of taxpayer’s dollars for a proxy war with nuclear Russia, and the cartel’s drug & human trafficking business at our border. He’s extreme."
In November, Jeffries announced that he intends to replace Speaker Nancy Pelosi as the leader of the congressional Democrats.
Jeffries appeared on ABC's This Week on Sunday and spoke with host George Stephanopoulos about who will take on the leadership role in the House once the GOP takes over in the next session.
"Are they going to double and triple down on the extremism that we've seen from people like Marjorie Taylor Greene? That would be unfortunate," Jeffries said. "And if that happened, then there's not going to be real, meaningful cooperation."
As Taylor Greene noted, Jeffries is a staunch supporter of abortion. After the June 24 overturn of Roe v. Wade by the Supreme Court, which sent regulation of abortion back to the states, Jeffries said, "The callous detonation of Roe v. Wade by six unelected Judges is part of an extreme Republican plan to criminalize abortion."
As the organization Pro Life America noted, his voting track record substantiates a support of abortion without restriction and up to the moment of birth, as Taylor Greene said.
According to LGBTQNation, Jeffries is an "ally" and has sought to "expand LGBTQ rights" through legislation that included adopting gender-neutral language in the halls of congress as well as gender neutral bathrooms. He expressed opposition to Florida's parental rights law that prevented the indoctrination of youth with the precepts of radical gender ideology.
Jason Rantz wrote, "Today, Rep Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said Democrats "govern responsibly" on border security and immigration. He claimed that the Republican "rhetoric" on this topic "has no basis in reality."