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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) was more than provoked by the new episode of Curb your enthusiasm.
In a lengthy rant published in from Hollywood, to our state handing out Hollywood. tax credits.”
Greene said the episode, which takes place in Atlanta, Georgia, “painted Georgia conservatives and Trump supporters as racists and red collars and made fun of our good new law that stops Stacey Abrams’ election pandering machine.” and prevents electoral fraud.”
The episode Greene complains about, titled “The Lawn Jockey,” continues the plot from the season 12 premiere, in which protagonist Larry David goes to jail for giving a bottle of water to a person waiting in line. for vote. By doing so, he unknowingly violates the Georgia Election Integrity Act, which makes it illegal to distribute food or drinks to those in line to cast their ballot. “He was being cordial,” David shouted as police officers dragged him away. He describes the law that many have criticized as voter suppressionas “barbarian.”
When news of David’s accidental activism goes viral, celebrity support pours in, including from Stacey Abrams herself.
“Larry David is about action, not words,” Abrams says in the episode. “He saw an injustice and did what he could to correct it.”
David encounters a man wearing a MAGA hat while going door to door trying to replace a black lawn jockey who broke into his Airbnb. “I recognize you, you are the crazy one who came here and is playing with our elections,” the man says.
When David says he needs the man’s statue for his “avowed racist” sister, the man slams the door in Larry’s face.
It was a representation Greene disagreed with.
“We in Georgia are sick and tired of disgusting Hollywood and their disgusting elite values and judgments (sic) in our state that is trying to turn GA blue!”
“It’s crazy and the agenda of the left,” Greene wrote.