How can the Constitution be unconstitutional? Only a GOPer airhead knows, or so she says

 They say money can't buy happiness. Apparently, a wealthy GOPer like Empty-G (Marjorie Taylor Greene) can't buy the best lawyers, either.

Taking a page from the Donald Trump playbook, Empty-G filed a lawsuit to stop a challenge to her eligibility to run for re-election. What's at stake is the belief that Empty-G would be, under the 14th amendment to the Constitution, disqualified from holding public office for supporting the January 6, 2021 riot at the Capitol.

Unfortunately, Empty-G's lawyers, like Trump's, apparently thought that their idea of law school was some Marx Brothers movie or something.

Farron Cousins breaks down Empty-G's feeble attempt.

She's filing the suit just so she can keep her name in the headlines, nothing more. She's an attention seeking acolyte of Citizen Pampers, and like most of Trump's suits that he's filed, this one's doomed to fail.

All that says to me is that Empty-G knows the truth hurts.