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This is on point. I'm Megna Chacrabardi. Before she became Marjorie Taylor Green, Republican

Representative for Georgia's 14th District, the young Marjorie Taylor was like many other

teens in the 1990s. She had blonde bangs, the turtleneck sweaters. She was in the Spanish

club and managed this awkward team at South Force High School in coming Georgia about

an hour and a half north of Atlanta. She was not involved in student government. That's

according to reporting from Elena Platt-Colabro of the Atlantic. Cullabro had dozens of conversations

with Green's friends, classmates, teachers, members in the community, and she says Green

was well liked by her classmates. They describe her as nice to everyone, upbeat, and with

tons of confidence. But she didn't seem to make an impression on her teachers. They had no

recollection of her whatsoever. In fact, I can't tell you how many old faculty or staff

of her high school that I talked to, who said that the first time that her name kind of

took meaning for them was when she started getting in the news constantly. So I have a line

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