Republican Rep. Adam Kinsinger mocks Marjorie Taylor Green for calling for infrastructure communism

represent Adam Kinsinger, Republican of Illinois, mocking Rep Marjorie Taylor GreenRepublicans in Georgia called the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill a “communist takeover.”

Thirteen House Republicans Almost all the House of Representatives voted Democratic Party Major bipartisan legislation was passed late Friday. In August, 19 Republican Senators Voted yes Infrastructure legislation and all senators from the Democratic core group.

But the engineer said that despite the urgent need to invest heavily in national roads, bridges, public transportation and water systems, Green still views the bipartisan bill as communism.

“These are 13’Republicans’ who gave their voting cards to [House Speaker] Nancy Pelosi pass through [President] Joe BidenThe Communist Party has taken over the United States through so-called infrastructure,” Green tweeted Saturday morning. She then listed the names of 13 Republican House members who voted for bipartisan legislation.

Jin Qingge, Who are these 13 Republicans Supported the bill and soon objected to Green’s assessment.

“Infrastructure = Communism is a new thing. Eisenhower’s interstate system should be dismantled, otherwise communists will be able to drive easily! The red dawn in real life,” a Republican congressman tweeted, sharing a screenshot of Green’s post .

Republican President Dwight D. Eisenhower (Dwight D. Eisenhower), who served from 1953 to 1961, is known as the creator of the modern American highway system, which has brought incalculable economic benefits to the American economy.Funding for the highway system is approved by both parties Congress Under the leadership of Eisenhower. In today’s U.S. dollars, infrastructure spending will eventually cost about $1 trillion. According to Bloomberg.

“I also assume that the’Republican’ being cited means that if you don’t believe in the Jewish space laser, but in the road, you are not a true Republican,” Kinsinger added in a follow-up post.

In November 2018, before she took office, Green Shared a conspiracy theory exist Facebook Space lasers funded by wealthy Jews may be the cause of California wildfires.

Kinsinger laughed at Green again, referring to “space lasers” in another tweet on Saturday.

“But if funds for the Counter Jewish Space Laser (CJSP) program are invested there, she will be a big affirmation,” commented the Illinois Republican.

Green also shared the numbers of all 13 Republican congressmen, apparently hoping that her supporters could call her colleagues to complain. Weekly newspaper A spokesperson for Green was contacted for further comment, but did not receive an immediate response.

Republican representatives Don Bacon of Nebraska, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Andrew Gabarino of New York, Anthony Gonzalez of Ohio, John Catco Adam Kinsinger in New York, Nicole Mariotakis in New York, David McKinley in West Virginia, Tom Reid in New York, Chris Smith in New Jersey, Fred Upton in Michigan, and Jie in New Jersey Both Van der Rohe and Tang Yang of Alaska voted with the Democrats to pass the bill.

The bill is now submitted to Biden’s desk for final signature, allowing the president to achieve a major victory with the support of both parties.

Senate Majority Leader Mickey McConnellThe staunchly conservative Kentucky Republicans also supported the bipartisan infrastructure bill in August.

McConnell said in a statement at the time: “I am proud to support today’s historic bipartisan infrastructure agreement and prove that both sides of the political aisle can still come together around common-sense solutions.” Promote smart cooperative legislation, we have shown Senate Still operating as an institution. “