Marjorie Taylor Greene's Fitness Advice Gets A Snarky Workout From Critics

The far-right lawmaker offered some nonpartisan life coaching but got it thrown back in her face.
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Poor Marjorie Taylor Greene. In a time of political rancor, the far-right congresswoman from Georgia on Monday tried to reach across all aisles to give solid advice on self-improvement.

She wasnā€™t spouting conspiracy theories or calling for states to secede or ranting about congressional dress codes. She was merely doling out commonsense inspiration on staying fit ā€• and as an ex-CrossFit affiliate owner (even if CrossFit later tried to disavow her), she perhaps carries cred on that front.

ā€œWorking out isnā€™t for when you just feel like it. Itā€™s work,ā€ she wrote on X, formerly Twitter. ā€œShow up whether you feel like it or want to or not. And the results will show up too.ā€

But her critics donā€™t give one burpee about her gym goals, and they flexed their sardonic might to clap back at Greene.

ā€œImagine if you had that kind of drive for passing meaningful legislation,ā€ one wrote.

ā€œRunning from Global Warming is the best workout,ā€ cracked another.

It seems mocking Greene is an easy lift for many:

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