News about Marjorie Taylor Greene

President Biden committed a pair of gaffes in a hurricane response briefing, botching the numbers of line workers by millions and condemning 'death penalties' instead of death threats. It came as his administration is seeking to convey competence after millions got slammed by Hurricane Milton.

President Biden slams Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Green for spreading false information about hurricane relief efforts as Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida.

President Biden slams Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Green for spreading false information about hurricane relief efforts.

FEMA was criticized after a video of a March 2023 webinar reemerged in which the agency discussed the need to tailor disaster preparedness to trans migrants.

Laura Loomer ripped Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for attending the Alabama-Georgia football, pointing to deaths in Georgia after the hurricane and saying Greene should be in her home state.

Laura Loomer ripped Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for attending the Alabama-Georgia football, pointing to deaths in Georgia after the hurricane and saying Greene should be in her home state. She re-posted an image of Greene standing shoulder to shoulder with Donald Trump, but didn't fault Trump for being there. Trump himself landed in Georgia Monday to tour storm damage.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene walked back a claim about a so-called anonymous whistleblower' from ABC News.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene walked back a claim about a so-called anonymous whistleblower' who claimed that ABC News gave Vice President Kamala Harris an advantage over former President Donald Trump during last week's presidential debate.

Lefty Maher said on her HBO show that Loomer is 'for MAGA World, for people who find Marjorie Taylor Greene too intellectual'. He claimed that Trump is getting his theories about Haitian migrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio from Loomer, who Maher referred to as the former president's 'new bulls--- whisperer', saying that 'he's with her everywhere now'.

Two prominent Donald Trump supporters traded explosive accusations, as Rep. Marjorie Taylor accused Laura Loomer of 'hateful' language and an 'extremely racist' attack on Kamala Harris.

Two prominent Donald Trump supporters traded explosive accusations, as Rep. Marjorie Taylor accused Laura Loomer of 'hateful' language and an 'extremely racist' attack on Kamala Harris.

Maryland 's GOP Senate candidate Larry Hogan is out with a new $2 million ad set to hit airwaves on Wednesday that puts his centrist bonafides on display without fear of angering the right wing of his party. The ad's opening shot is a clip of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene , R-Ga., and the words 'divisiveness' and 'gridlock.' The ad then cuts to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , D-N.Y. The ad highlights Hogan's support for abortion rights and his opposition to 'extreme Project 2025' - a Heritage Foundation policy plan that has become a favorite line of attack for Democrats and even Trump himself has denounced. The blueprint includes ideas like working to ban abortion and ban trans people from the military.

Sean Patrick Cirillo, 34, phoned up the Republican congresswoman's Washington DC Office and told staff he is 'going to shoot her in the f****** head and kill her'. He also told a staff worker: 'I'm gonna murder her,' before adding: 'I'll kill you too if you want... Your grandchildren are going to f***** die.' The 34-year-old pleaded guilty to a charge of transmitting interstate threats before a U.S. District Court judge in Atlanta on Tuesday. He will now be sentenced later. Prosecutors say Cirillo phoned Greene's (pictured right with her family) Washington office three times on November 8 last year and made threatening statements while speaking with the lawmaker's staff.

Sean Patrick Cirillo, 34, phoned up the Republican congresswoman's Washington DC Office and told staff he is 'going to shoot her in the [expletive] head and kill her'.

The information vacuum surrounding his whereabouts and current physical state have caused conspiracy theorists to flood X with memes about his disappearance. The 81-year-old has not been seen in six days or since he dropped out of his bid for reelection largely due to him testing positive for Covid-19 .

During questioning from lawmakers, Cheatle offered few straight answers and often hid behind the ongoing Secret Service internal probe. She remained obstinate amid calls to resign from both Republicans and Democrats. 'Ma'am, you are a DEI horror story,' Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., told Cheatle in one moment. 'I've told my daughter multiple times, my wife and my daughter we talk to her all the time about how she's going to succeed in life. She'll succeed in life by achieving,' he went on. 'Ma'am, you have not achieved today. You let the American public down. If it was up to me you'd be gone.'

On night three of the RNC, a new MAGA star was born. Too bad for J.D. Vance, it wasn't him. Being the dedicated correspondent that I am, I've been on the ground in Milwaukee since Tuesday to monitor all the GOP mayhem.

The Republican Convention finally released its list of headliners for the event that starts Monday, but the former first lady and Ivanka are not listed alongside Eric an Don Jr.

A bipartisan group of senators are pushing a new stock trading ban for members of Congress on an expedited schedule. The announcement comes as lucrative stock trades by lawmakers have been under  more scrutiny as over $1 billion in trades have been made in 2024 alone. Though there are some laws in place to restrict members from trading on their inside knowledge in Congress, critics say that doesn't always happen. 

Marjorie Taylor Greene made yet another humiliating social media gaffe over the weekend in which she wrongly named several men has having signed the Declaration of Independence.

Marjorie Taylor Greene made yet another humiliating social media gaffe over the weekend in which she wrongly named several icons of American history has having signed the Declaration of Independence. 'The average age of the signers of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776 was 44 years old, but more than a dozen were 35 or younger,' the Trump acolyte tweeted on July 5. 'Thomas Jefferson: 33 John Hancock: 39 James Madison: 25 Alexander Hamilton: 21 James Monroe: 18 Aaron Burr: 20 Paul Revere: 41 George Washington: 44,' she added.

House Republicans are unified on the same talking point to describe Speaker Mike Johnson's performance: 'He's doing the best he can.' Lawmakers settled on the conservative Louisiana Republican after three tumultuous weeks without a speaker. Every faction seemed happy with the decision at the time - from Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., and his cohorts who ousted Johnson to moderates.  But it didn't take long for the 'Kumbaya feeling' to unravel. 

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has a staggering estimated net worth of $250 million and has traded nearly $4 million worth of stock this year, financial records show, providing insights into her and other lawmaker's lucrative political careers. Officially, lawmakers are not allowed to trade stocks using information learned on Capitol Hill. But that rule has been hard to enforce, so in 2012, the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act was passed to force politicians to disclose their trades. The act forces officials to publicly disclose their transactions valued over $1,000 within 30 days of receiving notice of the trade and 45 days of the date of the trade. However, it does not require members to disclose the exact price of a trade but rather a range. Members must report trades made by themselves, their spouse or dependents - and the transparency law has led to a wealth of information about top politicians' pricey portfolios which can reach up to the tens, if not hundreds, of millions. Pelosi, Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., Rep. Dan Mueser, D-Pa., Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., for example, have all traded over a million dollars in securities this year, according to federal data compiled by politician trade tracker Quiver Quantitative.

Candidates included the infamously volatile Marjorie Taylor Greene , and the equally outspoken Lauren Boebert. Both were unseated by a somewhat unusual suspect in Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. - an 87-year-old from New Jersey . According to metrics implemented on more than 2 million tweets from 584 U.S. senators, reps, and governors over five years, the Democrat is the most upset. He recorded a 10/10 "upset score" in tweets shared both before and after Preply's analysis ended - right around the Trump was convicted of 34 felonies in his New York criminal trial.