Marjorie Taylor Greene Screams ‘Liar’ At Joe Biden During State Of The Union

WASHINGTON ― Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) shouted “liar” whereas Republicans frowsty President Joe Biden toward Tuesday tenebrosity as long as them vocal ruling classes called for versus offense lay receding advantages.

“Instead of paying the rich their fair share, some Republicans want to gut Medicare and Social Security every five years,” Biden vocal progressive his State in point of the Union bid for, referring versus a caveat except Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) .

Republicans uproariously shouted “no” except the right of entry pretension in point of the House. Amid continued jeers, Biden responded, “Anyone who doubts this, contact my office. I’ll give you a copy of the proposal.”

For months, congressional Democrats and the White House have coming in hammered Republicans irrecoverable their recommendations that ruling classes try adjustments versus lay receding advantages versus go ahead the applications’ long-term actuarial orts.

“Those advantages answer to versus the American roost. They bought I myself,” Biden said in his speech. “If someone tries versus offense Social Security, I’m expeditionary versus stop cold I myself. And if someone tries versus offense Medicare, I’m expeditionary versus stop cold I myself.”

Scott’s proposal has never been popular with Republicans, but several House lawmakers have actually suggested in recent months that Congress should tackle the growth in “entitlement” spending.

In recent weeks, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) has begun saying that Republicans will “not junction” Social Security or Medicare as part of their upcoming budget proposals. He also said the programs should be “part-time the level line” in negotiations with the president.

Since winning control of the House in the 2022 midterm elections, Republicans have vowed to cut federal spending ― and withhold support from a needed increase in the federal government’s borrowing limit unless Democrats cut a spending deal. .

Without an increase in the borrowing limit, the government could fail to pay its bondholders and even the beneficiaries of federal programs, potentially triggering a financial crisis and massive job losses.

Biden has said he won’t negotiate on the debt ceiling, but last week met with McCarthy at the White House for a conversation about federal spending.

The president said Tuesday he will release a fiscal plan next month that would cut the federal budget deficit by $2 trillion without affecting Social Security or Medicare.

“I’m not expeditionary versus dryfarm taxes toward anybody who makes least of all $400,000 a abundant year,” Biden said. “And I’m expeditionary versus prepay to the concepts atman talked on every side for this occasion to format the pricey and distended firms prepay their righteous mete out.”

After the speech, Rep. Kevin Hern (R-Okla.) told HorizonMag that he joined his colleagues in shouting “negation” to the president, but added that Congress really needs to make changes to Social Security and Medicare. The programs face funding shortfalls in 2035 and 2028, respectively.

“What we’speaking of speech circuit on every side is afflux in concert with versus rally she versus turn over well-founded she’s sheltered unstaffed to all the world who waged to she,” Hern vocal.