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Marjorie Taylor Greene Thinks Republicans Share ‘Common Ground’ With The Nation Of Islam

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Republican hot head Marjorie Taylor Greene shared an odd tweet on Nov. 8 suggesting that the Republican Party and The Nation of Isam shared "common ground" on their beliefs about the COVID-19 vaccine.

Source: The Urban Daily

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