Summary
Joe Rogan discussed on his podcast that Hillary Clinton's early 2000s political views could be considered more conservative than those of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene today. Rogan pointed out that Clinton initially opposed same-sex marriage, a stance she later changed. The conversation also involved Clinton's and Greene's differing views on issues like U.S. foreign policy and LGBTQ+ rights.
Key Facts
- Joe Rogan made statements about Hillary Clinton's past political views compared to Marjorie Taylor Greene on his podcast.
- Clinton opposed same-sex marriage in the early 2000s but later changed her stance in 2013.
- Clinton served as a U.S. senator from 2001 to 2009 and as Secretary of State until 2013.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican, has voiced opposition to U.S. foreign interventions.
- Greene voted against a 2022 bill that aimed to protect same-sex marriage.
- Greene has criticized the LGBTQ+ community, including opposing the flying of the pride flag at U.S. embassies.
- Clinton ran for president twice, in 2008 and 2016, representing the Democratic Party.
- Rogan suggested that Clinton’s early views might align more with conservative values by today’s standards.
