‘Go back to your country’ Republican congresswoman tells British journalist

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A Republican congresswoman has told a British journalist to “go back to your country” during a press conference in which she was questioned about mass shootings in the US.

“You have mass stabbings, lady,” said Marjorie Taylor Greene, who represents Georgia. The far-right lawmaker, who has previously shared QAnon conspiracy theories, was responding to a reporter pointing out that “children were scared to go to school.”

Greene had just finished reading a statement in opposition to America’s first major gun-control legislation which is being pushed by the Democrats.

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