Ms. Greene, who has expressed support for QAnon conspiracy theories, has been a steadfast Trump supporter.
She backed his claims of widespread voter fraud even after they flamed out in courts, and in her home state of Georgia, where Mr. Trump slammed GOP leaders for not backing his allegations.
Ms. Greene said Wednesday that numerous people have told her they will never vote, donate or volunteer for the party.
“They feel sold out by R’s who didn’t fight harder against the radical socialist agenda that Biden & Dems are bringing in,” Ms. Greene said. “It does not matter if we are in the minority.
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In November 2020, Littler’s Workplace Policy Institute (WPI) published its Election Report, a deep dive into the myriad labor and employment policy questions potentially in play depending on the outcome of the election. The detailed report explored possible outcomes depending upon the results of the presidential election and congressional races. With the inauguration of President-elect Joseph R. Biden, Jr. imminent and Democrats now poised to take control of the Senate, WPI offers the following insights on what may be expected on the labor and employment front in the weeks and months to come.
President Trump's personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani called former Attorney General William P. Barr's comments "treacherous" for connecting the claims of election fraud told to a crowd of pro-Trump supporters to the storming of the U.S. Capitol moments later.