Marjorie Taylor Greene isn't going to let a little antisemitism get in the way of making what she thinks is a point
Championing Farrakhan is rather dicey territory for Greene, so she takes pains to hedge her praise by clarifying that she is “strongly opposed to radical Islam” and that she did not find any of the Nation of Islam literature in the jail’s “Patriot Wing,” where Capitol rioters were reading the Bible.
She also made sure to note that she believes in freedom of religion and that she and other Republicans “see and believe that all people have equal rights under the law and constitution and those rights extend to the unborn.” These beliefs come with quite a few caveats. As mentioned, Greene suggested Muslims should not be in government, and even tried to get Reps.
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