The Disruptor
Contrarian and drawn to the edge; challenges the settled answer.
Marjorie Taylor Greene exemplifies The Disruptor, a leader who builds influence by challenging institutions rather than working within their conventions. Since entering Congress in 2021, she has repeatedly used confrontation as her primary tool, from filing motions against House leadership to embracing removal from committees early in her tenure as proof of outsider credibility.
“I said, well, use a condom. Be careful. When I Yeah, no, you're exactly right. It's like literally they think it's the worst thing for even questioning, asking the just like obvious stuff. I mean, the people that freaking asked about the election, how did Joe Biden get 81 million votes the most popular person ever?”
“Well, you're the best. I'm telling you, and like I said, I just keep reiterating, you holding those Twitter people to the fire was the best content that I've probably seen in the last, I mean, of 2023, other than I like the project Veritas video where they did the Pfizer thing.”
“You hope you never have to use one, but you'll sure be grateful you have one if the worst should happen. What if your financial house burns down? If paper money becomes worthless, if the stock market completely collapses, wouldn't it be nice to have something for emergencies? Start building your reserve at BouillonMax dot com slash Alex.”
“But let's be honest, I've been kicked out of three YMCAs for doing stuff in the sauna that apparently you had to wear pants in the sauna. I didn't know that was very young men's Christian association that you have to wear pants all the damn time, but I guess apparently that is.”
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