When you use a familiar term or initials in place of someone's name, it often elevates the person
I am referring here to Marjorie Taylor Green. It concerns me when I see people opposed to her continuance in Congress refer to her as MTG. I know its a lot to ask, but use her name and party to be SURE she is associated strongly with the Republican Party.
"Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene" is clearly more to type and, for that matter, to say. But I suggest it is worth it.
EWe have a three letter person in our party, but I don't even want to mention her name in the same thread in which I am discussing Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene. One of these people is on the side of what's good for all people, even if, perhaps you disagree with her. Her intent is honest.
Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene is on the side of hate and of a narrow and small but loud band of haters bent on, literally, killing liberals.
Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene. Name her, tag her.
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those four words should ALWAYS be used together. The three-letter abbreviation is a time-honored Democratic Party tradition and in no way should be shared with Republican Marjorie Taylor Green.
FDR, HST, JFK, RFK, LBJ, etc., are affectionate nicknames bestowed upon worthy Democratic statesmen. Sleazy politician Republican Marjorie Taylor Green should never be mentioned in the same breath as any of them.
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