Poor Marjorie Taylor Greene. In a time of political rancor, the far-right congresswoman from Georgia on Monday tried to reach across all aisles to give solid advice on self-improvement.
“Working out isn’t for when you just feel like it. It’s work,” she wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “Show up whether you feel like it or want to or not. And the results will show up too.”
But her critics don’t give one burpee about her gym goals, and they flexed their sardonic might to clap back at Greene.
“Imagine if you had that kind of drive for passing meaningful legislation,” one wrote.
It seems mocking Greene is an easy lift for many:
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