Failed impeachment ringleader Marjorie Taylor Greene sets her sights on a new project: mental incompetence

In the fever dream that is the new American reality, however, Greene’s words actually carry some weight. Her trumpeting about the “two-tiered system of justice” and “selective political prosecution” aren’t much more than noise to a good chunk of American voters, but there are those that listen. And, since they’re listening to the likes of Greene, their grasp on reality is getting more and more tenuous.

The fact that Greene sees Biden as “unfit for office” is a surprise to exactly no one, but her attempts to compare Trump and Biden are unexpected, given how bad any examination of Trump’s actions make the former president look. There are many differences between the cases, but the most vital is this: when asked to surrender documents to investigators, Biden complied, while Trump worked to conceal or brush past his involvement.

Biden may have come across as a kindly but detatched old man in his investigation, but Trump came across as criminal in his. Which is worse? Don’t get me wrong, I’m not looking forward to another four years of near-senility from the well-meaning but past-his-due-date Biden, but that’s a much better option than anything the Republican side of the aisle can cook up. I’ll happily take a forgetful old man’s mistakes over a malicious old dumpster fire’s purposeful obstinance, even if it does lead to another four years of relative inaction. It would be much better than another four of nail-biting stress, constant fears over World War III, and near-daily drama stemming from the oldest toddler ever voted into national office.