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MTG

[ em-tee-jee ]

What does MTG stand for?

MTG are the initials of Marjorie Taylor Greene, who was elected to the US House of Representatives in 2020 as a representative of Georgia’s 14 District. The initialism MTG is popularly used as a short way of referring to her (including sometimes by Greene herself).

Greene is known as a controversial figure who frequently draws criticism for her outspoken support of the conspiracy theory known as QAnon and other far-right positions, including many based on claims proven to be false or misleading.

The abbreviation of Greene’s name follows the popular practice of abbreviating the name of other notable political figures, such as Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC).

In pop culture, the abbreviation MTG is also sometimes used for the game Magic: The Gathering (whose abbreviation is also styled as MtG and M:tG).

Related words

KBJ, AOC, BTS

Examples of MTG

From congressional pool report - MTG was clear that in her view, the Republican Party is completely under the power of Donald Trump. “The party is his, it doesn’t belong to anyone else” Greene said.
@ReutersZengerle, February 5, 2021
The good news for those who would like to get MTG out of Congress is that by the end of 2021, an estimated $6.5 million had been raised by seven people looking to challenge her in the 2022 midterms.
Ed Kilgore, New York Magazine, March 9, 2022

Who uses MTG?

Although political and public figures are often polarizing, the initialism MTG itself—like the abbreviations for many other figures’ names—is generally used in a neutral way, regardless of whether it’s being used by supporters, opponents, or in media reports.

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