Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Out of Her Element, Part Infinity

The Georgia congresswoman wants to debate AOC on the Green New Deal, though she freely admits she has not read it. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Marjorie Taylor Greene Is the Nihilist Present—and Future—of Right-Wing Politics   It's time for another Outrage Cycle, where some right-wing nihilist picks a nonsense fight to get a rise out of The Liberal Media, which the provocateur can then point to when telling their supporters they are a brave truth-teller fighting the good fight against an insidious cadre attempting to silence the voices of Real Americans. If you want to be a conservative star these days, you've got to be constantly engaged in WWE-style combat against some representative of The Radical Left or the media. That's why Madison Cawthorn freely admitted he assembled his staff solely with "comms" in mind—there is no situation in which Cawthorn would craft a piece of legislation to address an actual problem facing our society—and it's the larger political phenomenon for which we can thank Marjorie Taylor Greene. Read More           The Denim Shirt Is an American Icon That's Actually Worthy of the Superlative   There's no disputing the denim shirt is an icon. I could tout its stylistic merits six ways to Sunday, but suffice to say if there's one piece of classic Americana actually worthy of the superlative, it just might be the—often blue, always sexy—denim button-up. A reputation for versatility like that has to be earned, and rest assured: the denim shirt didn't cut any corners. Can you wear one during the week? Of course. Can you wear one on the weekends? You bet. Can you wear one on those days when you oversleep, check your phone in a panic, and then wonder why no one's online yet before remembering it's, like, President's Day or something? Hell yes! That's exactly when you should wear one. Read More           10 Brands We Like That Are Giving Back on Earth Day 2021   We should treat every day like it's Earth Day. But the international holiday is here once again, reminding us how important it is to take action to care for the environment whenever we can. April 22 is the 51st anniversary of Earth Day, and to mark the occasion, many sustainable brands and companies are choosing to give back to the Earth through special promotions that you can feel good about. If you're going to spend your money somewhere this month, why not make your purchase work on behalf of our planet for our generation, and generations to come? To help you out in your sustainable shopping efforts, we've collected some of the best Earth Day specials from brands we like. From tech, to whiskey, to clothing, and more, here are ten places to shop to celebrate—and save—our planet today and every day. Read More           Barbour's Classic Jackets Are Up to 55% Off Right Now   Founded more 120 years ago, Barbour is arguably the gold standard for waxed outerwear. The UK-based brand became well-known for its motorcycle jackets and sporting jacket and developed a selection of styles appropriate for on and off the bike and/or estate. If you've had your eye on one of these classics but haven't wanted to pay list price, head over to END today. A bunch of Barbour outerwear is on sale in a full range of sizes. With prices cut to up to 55 percent, this is well worth checking out. Read More           The 22 Best Mother's Day Gifts From Her Favorite Son   Your mom loves to take care of you. She's been doing it for years, even after you flew the coop, got a job, and started paying for your own phone bill. This Mother's Day, jump on the opportunity to make sure she knows that you're looking out for her, too. A video call is a good start—those never get old, even in 2021. A thoughtful gift that'll arrive at her home right as you're hanging up the phone (or as close to as possible) will mean all the more. Whether it's with a cool gadget or a foodie treat or a budget-conscious accessory, it'll upgrade her day-to-day runaround. Here are the 22 best Mother's Day gift ideas from sons. Read More           Breakfast at Tiffany's   This novella originally appeared in the November 1958 issue of Esquire. The story of Holly GoLightly, a self-invented society girl, is one of Capote's greatest creations. "Never love a wild thing," she says, knowing she is impossible to resist. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2021 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019