The disagreements between Marjorie Taylor Green and Lauren Boebert have of course been
well publicized over the last 12 months.
But until yesterday, one thing that we did not know about was just how intense the feud
between Boebert and Green really was.
And apparently it boiled over on the very first day of the new Congress this year, on
January 3rd, the day the Republicans officially took over the House of Representatives, there
was a screaming match in the ladies' restroom in the halls of Congress where Boebert and
Green really got into it, according to multiple different sources who spoke to the Daily Beast
and this particular fight.
And yes, I do think we should categorize it as a fight was because, well, let me just,
lemme just tell the story the way the Daily Beast does, cuz I love it.
Boebert's in the bathroom, doing whatever.
So then she's up and she's washing her hands, which is good to know.
I, I would, I would not be surprised the Lord she wasn't somebody who washed her hands,
but hey, at least she does.
So, Bob's up of the sink, I guess, washing her hands out of another stall, which she
did not know was there, which she knew the stall was there, didn't know the person was
there.
Out walks Marjorie Taylor Green.
Now green is already, like .
I don't know why, just being in the bathroom in a bad mood.
So she confronts Lauren Bobert right then and there again, according to the sources,
about Bobert not supporting Kevin McCarthy to be the speaker of the house.
And Green says, quote, you were okay taking millions of dollars from McCarthy, but you
refused to vote for him for Speaker Lauren.
And then Lauren, according to the sources respondent said, don't be ugly.
And then in the words of this source ran out like a little schoolgirl.
So greed comes up again, Lauren Bo washing her little hands, doing her little thing.
Green comes up like, how dare you not support him, right?
You've taken millions of far his know his leadership pack to run your election and oh,
don't be ugly.
And then she runs away.
There was a witness, democratic representative Debbie Dingle is also there in the bathroom
and dingle on multiple different occasions when the Daily Beast reached out to her like,
Hey, listen, we know you were in the bathroom.
Please tell us what happened.
She acknowledged there was an incident, but then she said, what happens in the lady's
room stays in the lady's room.
Although again, she did acknowledge that something happened between the two women.
But listen, hey, first rule about Lady's Room is nobody talks about what happens in the
lady's room.
Yeah, we really are dealing with like Congressional Fight Club at this point.
So that's what's happening with the new Republican Congress.
And again, during their first year, maybe even year and a half of Marjorie Taylor Green
and Lauren Bobert being in Congress, they were good friends.
They were always together.
They sat together, you know, it was like basically the way the Daily Beast explains it, they
were like cliques in high school.
They were always together.
Matt Gates, their good buddy was always there with them.
But then things got a little sour When Russia invaded Ukraine, Bobert wanted more money
for Ukraine.
She wanted the US to take Ukraine's side, which she's right about Green, kinda seemed
like she's on the side of Russia and attacked, uh, Bobert without calling her by name.
And Twitter said, Nope, we gotta focus on aiding Americans first, which you voted against
aiding Americans to begin with.
So I don't even know what you're complaining about here.
Then of course, the two have argued and fought over who loves Donald Trump more because Green
came out immediately.
It endorsed Donald Trump for 2024.
Bobert has not yet endorsed him, but says, Hey, uh, he's a good guy.
I like him a lot, but I also like Ron DeSantis, but if, if, you know, if it's Trump, I, I
want to support Trump.
So she's been wishy-washy about it.
Then of course with the ongoing speaker fight, things got even more estranged between the
two.
So there's a lot of fighting.
But here's the thing, and I've seen some people on Twitter talk about the fact that I can't
believe we've hit the point where things in Congress are this uncivilized.
And it's great to know that there's so many people who have no knowledge whatsoever of
US history.
Just, just Google the phrase, the caning of Charles Sumner, like, if you think this bathroom
fight is bad, consider the fact that we once had a senator almost beat to death on the
floor of the Senate by another senator.
Okay?
So yeah, this is childish, this is juvenile, this is stupid.
But trust me, if there's one thing that's been consistent in US politics, it's stupidity
and anger and violence that is not new.
It was not created by Bob and Green.
It will not end when they leave office.
It is a tradition as old as the United States itself, and if history is any indicator, things
are only gonna get worse from here.