Welcome listener to premium chapter 110 of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, The Marjorie

Taylor Green episode, as always we are your host Jake Rockatansky, Julian Fields, and Travis

View. Of all the public figures who have supported QAnon, Marjorie Taylor Green might be getting

the best ride of them all. If you've been listening to this podcast for a little while,

you'll have followed her unlikely bid for Georgia's 14th Congressional District and

watched her pulverize her Republican opponent by a more than 20 point margin in the primary

and follow that by running unopposed in the general. Her meteoric rise presages a wave

of Trump-inspired conspiracy theorists and far-right extremists who may, like her, be pragmatic

and vicious enough to succeed where the president fell short. This week we saw the trending

of phrases like Jewish space lasers and a new examination of our favorite congresswoman,

but it seems like the media class is meeting Marjorie for the first time. So we wanted

to help you by just giving you a bit more of a fully painted portrait. And for that

we've hired one of the best painters I've ever met, Travis View, who's brought his

oil paints, I see him setting them up, I see him mixing them, take it away dear sir.

Now let's start at the most important part. Marjorie Taylor Green blocked me on Twitter,

November of 2020. As was her right. However, it stopped being her right when she continued

to block me from her account, which she used for government business after she was sworn

in on November 3rd, 2021. Why do I even bother writing semi-serious

centros? Oh, then it became a violation of my first amendment right. Yeah, this is

the Travis View late blooming libertarian pocket. Like many people who fight for the rights,

eyes besieged by naysayers and hecklers. But I was nonetheless determined to rectify

this injustice. And so with the help of my lawyer, Benjamin Gold, I sent a strongly

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