Trump’s Maga representative referred to as “Pure Evil … Bridge Troll” according to Pope Tweet

The US MP Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA.) Is facing a tweet that she posted on Monday after the death of Pope Francis.

The Vatican announced that Francis died on Monday morning after developing a double pneumonia at the beginning of this year. Greene published a cryptic explanation of how many world leaders distinguished the deceased Pope with condolences and warm statements, in which it explained that “evil is defeated by the hand of God”.

“Today there were big changes in the global managers. Evil is defeated by the hand of God,” she wrote on the social media platform X.

Your contribution was immediately criticized by social media users who accused them of describing the Pope as “evil”.

“You are pure evil,” wrote the former US representative Adam Kinzinger (R-ILL.) In a comment.

“This is absolutely horrific. I am not Catholic, but I would suggest that every Catholic there checked the support out there … bridge troll,” wrote Kinzinger in a separate contribution.

One user wrote: “Marjorie Taylor Greene apparently celebrated the death of Pope Francis for her. This woman is hideous.”

Another user said: “After the death of Pope Francis, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s answer is not only inappropriate – it’s evil.”

Trump announced on Monday that the flags would be reduced to half the season to honor Francis.

He appeared on Easter Sunday – one day before his death – his last public appearance to bless thousands of people on the St. Peter Square and to draw wild cheering and applause. Before that, he met the US Vice President JD Vance.

Francis carried out the blessing from the same loggia, where he was presented on March 13, 2013 as the 266th Pope.

From his first greeting that night – a remarkably normal “Buonasera” (“good evening”) – until his hug of refugees and the oppressed, signaled Francis a completely different tone for the papacy and emphasized humility about hybris for a Catholic church, which violates the indisacment accusations.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio, born in Argentina, brought fresh air into a 2,000 -year -old institution, which had released his influence during the troubled term of Pope Benedict XVI, whose surprise to Francis’ elections.

But Francis soon invited his own problems, and the conservatives became increasingly about his advanced bent, public relations work on LGBTQ+ Catholics and the procedure against traditionalists. His biggest test took place in 2018 when he had a notorious case of sexual abuse of clergymen in Chile, and the scandal, which changed among his predecessors, broke out.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.