Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took to social media to tell everyone how angry she is over some obscure language buried in a Wisconsin budget proposal that has nothing to do with her.

Sharing an image of her with Reps. Mary Miller (R-IL) and Diana Harshbarger (R-TN) wearing red coats, Greene lashed out at Wisconsin Democrats, who used the phrase “inseminated person” in a budget proposal to refer to the parent in a lesbian couple who gets pregnant through in vitro fertilization (IVF). The term was used to acknowledge that such families have two mothers, but only one of them is inseminated, which creates a unique legal reality to address, but Republicans have decided to say that this is an attempt to “erase parents from state statute.”

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“Being a mother is the most important job I will ever have,” Greene wrote. “I refuse to let Democrats erase women with their disgusting gender ideology, reducing us to nothing more than ‘inseminated persons.’”

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“There are only TWO genders—male and female—and no amount of woke nonsense will ever change that!” she added, even though the term “inseminated person” was not used in reference to nonbinary identities.

Greene has never said that she used IVF to get pregnant. She had her children when she was married to a man. The term only appeared in sections of the Wisconsin budget proposal about IVF.