House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wore a smart blue mask with white rectangles that matched her fashionable suit with a zip up jacket.

In a contemptuous voice, she called freshman GOP U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, D-GA, a “threat,” and a “QAnon adherent,” “9/11 truther,” “harasser of child survivors of school shootings.”
That’s why, she said, Democrats were taking the extraordinary, unprecedented step of stripping Greene, a Republican, of her committee assignments.
“Who would imagine,” Pelosi asked, “that [Republican leadership] would put such a person on the education committee?”
Democrats have spent a lot of time in recent months talking about America’s racial divide but Green represents another kind of divide, the class divide.
Pelosi, one of America’s true elites, probably can’t imagine what motivates Greene (or voters in Greene’s district).
Greene was not born with a silver spoon in her mouth. She did not graduate from Yale or Harvard. And she’s from the deep south, Milledgeville, GA, which is just about as far as you can get from the beltway.
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