Back in August of 2020, we did an episode titled What Is QAnon?

The answer?

A conspiracy theory cult that believes Donald Trump is on a mission to defeat a liberal

league of cannibalistic pedophiles.

The reason we decided to make that episode was because a member of Q had just won a primary

in George's 14th and was all but sure to be elected to Congress.

Her name, Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Or should I say now, representative, Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Since entering office, she's filed articles of impeachment against Joe Biden, realized

that impeaching someone is actually a lot of work, and bid on the defensive over a long

history of what Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell himself has called loony lies that

are a cancer on the GOP.

How loony, how about Jewish space lasers are responsible for California's wildfires?

Just weeks after the head of their own party called for an insurrection, the GOP has been

forced into a reckoning over a freshman representative from George's 14th, and House Democrats have

called a vote on Thursday to strip her of her committee positions, forcing Republicans

to formalize their positions on the controversy.

Aaron Rupar has been covering green for Vox.

Last week there was an explosion of scandals surrounding her day after day of revelations

of things that she said that were outrageous, of things that she did that went beyond social

media that were outrageous.

So it's led this week to kind of a standoff where House Democrats and some Republicans

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