In a stunning moment on the House floor, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) left Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) momentarily speechless by quoting her own words back at her.

The exchange unfolded during a debate on NATO funding, with Raskin confronting Greene over her controversial statements likening NATO allies to neo-Nazis.

During the session, Greene had previously tweeted:​“Democrats have been calling Republicans, President Trump, and his supporters Nazis since 2015. But the Dems have been funding actual Nazis since the Obama/Biden administration.”

Raskin, known for his sharp legal acumen, seized the moment.

He stood and addressed the chamber:​“She talks about NATO Nazis. Does the minority believe that our allies in NATO, who are trying to defend the people of Ukraine, are Nazis? Has it come to this?”​

He continued, demanding evidence for Greene’s claims:​ “I want to see her proof. Where’s her evidence?”​

The room fell silent as Greene appeared taken aback, unable to immediately respond.

The exchange quickly garnered widespread attention.

Clips of Raskin quoting Greene’s own words circulated on social media, with many praising his composure and command of the facts.

Political analysts noted that Raskin’s approach highlighted the importance of holding public officials accountable for their statements.

In a statement following the incident, Raskin emphasized the need for evidence-based discourse in political debates.

“It’s crucial that we base our discussions on verified information, especially when it concerns our international allies and national security,” he remarked.

The public’s response was swift and varied. Supporters of Raskin commended his handling of the situation, with many expressing approval on social media platforms.

“Raskin just shut her down with her own words,” one user tweeted.

“That’s how you hold someone accountable.“​ Conversely, Greene’s supporters rallied behind her, criticizing Raskin’s approach as an attempt to silence dissenting voices.

“This is an attack on free speech,” a Greene supporter wrote.

“Everyone should be allowed to voice their opinions, even if they’re unpopular.“​

This incident underscores the ongoing tensions within the House of Representatives.

As political discourse becomes increasingly polarized, moments like this serve as a reminder of the challenges in maintaining civility and accountability in government.

Whether this exchange leads to lasting changes in the way lawmakers engage with one another remains to be seen.

However, it has certainly sparked a broader conversation about the standards of conduct expected from elected officials.