‘They can’t BOTH be lying’: Marjorie Taylor Greene defends Donald Trump’s honor, but loses to his self-proclaimed ‘hard work’ and ‘talent’

At a time when even beings like George Santos are [partially] coming to their senses (he has left the Republican Party!), Marjorie Taylor Greene is still passionately fighting Donald Trump’s losing battle, even when the one she is valiantly trying to defend is doing everything in his power to make her look like a giant liar.

We know about the massive bond of almost half a billion dollars that the former president has to procure if he doesn’t want to experience the unpleasantness of losing his fraudulently over-valued properties. His lawyers have already requested the appeal court to first lessen the amount to $100 million and then appealed to delay the date of posting the bond since their client didn’t have the funds to secure the same from an insurance company that would need cash to back the massive bond.

His loyal-to-a-fault lackey, Marjorie, has been diligently calling out Judge Arthur F. Engoron and Attorney General Letitia James for forcing her hero to suffer through such tough financial times. And today was no different. She kicked off the day by mourning how “wholly unjust” the entire trial against Trump was and lamenting that he would have to make “a fire sale of his properties to satisfy the cost of the bond.”

You spoke like a true supporter there, Marj, for a man… who didn’t even wait 24 hours to establish that you either lied through your teeth or are simply not important enough for him to know the real status of his finances. 

Want to know why? Well, he has proudly (and rather loudly) claimed that thanks to his “hard work, talent, and luck has “almost” $500 million in cash, and apparently, according to Trump’s unhinged narrative, Engoron and James were somehow aware of this hidden stash. That’s why they passed the judgment even though the ex-POTUS had “done nothing wrong” as they “wanted to take it away from me.”

For those getting ready to jump up and explain how this is money from the Truth Social merger — he clearly claims he already had the money that he “intended to use in my campaign for president.”

Forget making Greene look bad — Trump has not-so-indirectly confirmed that either his lawyers are actually liars or he just made a pointless boast in his strive to look like he is in total control of the situation. Either way, he has shot himself in the foot.

That was the premise of Trump’s lawyers’ argument against the bond amount — that he doesn’t have the funds to back it. You can’t say you are poor, then claim you are sitting on $500 million, and then expect sympathy for an ailment you don’t have. At least, now you know what the world’s toughest job is — defending Donald Trump.