On X, formerly Twitter, Greene called for an investigation into the collapse, suggesting that it could have been an intentional strike.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene was hit with a community note on X, formerly Twitter, after suggesting that the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge should be investigated as a potential terrorist attack.At approximately 1:30 a.m. ET Tuesday, a Singaporean freighter ship called Dali lost power while departing from Baltimore, Maryland's, Inner Harbor and collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge, a 1.6-mile structure spanning Patapsco River.
Greene, a Georgia Republican has been known to express conspiratorial speculation and leanings. In a post to X, she called for an investigation into the collapse to determine if it was an intentional act.'There should be a serious investigation into the horrifying tragedy of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland,' Greene wrote.
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