Judge Rules that Marjorie Taylor Greene Did Not Engage in an Insurrection on Jan. 6
A Georgia administrative law judge said Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican seeking a second term, should remain on the ballot.
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A Georgia administrative law judge said Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican seeking a second term, should remain on the ballot.
Weeks before the primary election, incumbent Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene hit the campaign trail Monday in her district, after being challenged on her re-election bid for allegedly being an
The Georgia Republican caused controversy when she described the Catholic Church as being controlled by the Devil.
The bill joins similar, GOP-sponsored legislation in the Senate.
Marathon session greene took the stand for more than three hours making her the first member of congress to answer questions under oath about january 6th. but she did not say all that much. there was a lot of i don't know and i don't remember. she claimed that she could not recall saying that she opposed the peaceful transfer of power to president biden. and her testimony did not establish that she had direct coordination with any of the rioters. that's a major hole in the challengers case. take a listen to part of her testimony from the hearing on friday. >> prior to january 6th, representati...