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Snopes confirms that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene once shouted at mass shooting survivor David Hogg

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is a live wire, to put it mildly. She’s clashed with her colleagues more than once, and Snopes is reporting that she once followed and shouted at Parkland mass shooting survivor and gun control activist (and liberal pillow magnate) David Hogg. This fact-check was originally published at the end of January, but for some reason, Snopes is tweeting it today. Probably because of this:

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Anyways, it’s true:

Dan MacGuill reports:

On Jan. 27, social media users began sharing a video which they described as showing Greene harassing or confronting David Hogg, a former Stoneman Douglas High School student and survivor of the mass shooting there, who has gone on to become a gun control activist. Since 2018, Hogg has been a frequent target of disinformation and baseless conspiracy theories for his role as a public advocate on behalf of those killed in the Parkland massacre.

MacGuill adds that Greene posted the video to her own YouTube account in January 2020, and that at the time of the confrontation, Hogg was 18 years old.

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