Guam s governor, Lourdes Aflague Leon Guerrero, has offered to send Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a history book after the lawmaker falsely claimed the U.S. territory as a foreign land in a speech.
The speech was about federal financial aid that is being sent to other countries. For his part, Del. Michael San Nicolas, a non-voting delegate representing Guam in Congress, said he would be happy to deliver Chamorro Chip Cookies to Greene.
San Nicolas noted that giving out those cookies is part of their outreach to new members to introduce them to Guam, according to The Hill report.
During her speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Florida in late February, which surfaced on Tuesday, Marjorie Taylor Greene has falsely said that Guam is a foreign country that did not need any federal aid.
The House voted on Thursday to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her two committee assignments over her past endorsements of violence and promotion of conspiracy theories.
With a bipartisan vote of 230-199, 11 Republicans joined with Democrats to oust Greene from the Committee on Education and Labor and the House Budget Committee, Fox News report.
House Republicans appointed Marjorie Taylor Greene to both panels last month after the Georgia freshman was sworn into Congress.
Democrats said they were forced to take action to uphold the standards of decency in Congress as GOP leadership earlier refused to penalize Marjorie Taylor Greene for the incendiary remarks she made before she was elected last November.