Matt Gaetz Breaks From MTG, Is “Not for a National Divorce” Between Red and Blue States

Rep. Matt Gaetz Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-GA), call for a “national divorce” He said the rebel, despite being divided between blue and red states. Georgia Congresswoman “helping to inspire a national renewal,” He believes that this is the right course of action for the country.

“I do think the federal government should at least have to spend the night on the couch for a while,” Gaetz Fox News Channel Ingraham Angle On Wednesday

MTG CALLS FOR ‘NATIONAL DIVOCE’ BETWEEN THE RED AND BLUE STATES

Greene received a lot of backlash on Presidents Day, when she tweeted: “We need a national divorce. From the sick and disgusting woke culture issues shoved down our throats to the Democrats’ traitorous America Last politics, we are done.” The first suggestion was made by the congresswoman The idea 2021

Just two days later, she Her comment was defendedShe said she was not calling for civil war, but that she is concerned about where the country is heading. “In my life and my world, all of my friends are regular Americans. Everyone I talked to is sick and tired of being bullied by the Left and disrespected by the Left,” She spoke.

“The last thing I ever want to see in America is a civil war. No one wants that. At least everyone that I know would never want that. It’s going that direction, we have to do something about it,” Greene added.

Although he made it clear that he was against the “national divorce” Idea, Gaetz wasn’t critical of Greene and instead complimented his peer during the interview. “I think Marjorie Taylor Greene is making an invigorated argument for federalism, which I think a lot of voters would ascribe to,” The Florida A congressman said.

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Gaetz then repeated the sentiment Greene had not hesitated to exclaim: “He doesn’t think!” Democrats Try to “divide” The nation is kind.

Gaetz and Greene are two of the most disruptive and unconventional people in the world. Republicans In Congress, and have often been on one side on issues.