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With the GOP giving up on governing, the future belongs to the cranks. Erin Scott/Pool/Getty Images After she was stripped of her committee assignments for making a range of racist, antisemitic, and generally batshit-crazy public statements, Representative Marjorie Taylor-Greene said that she had been “freed.” Weird flex, but OK, let’s go with it. “I feel free because you know what’s happening on these committees? You see, we have basically a tyrannically controlled government right now,” she said. “They don’t care what Republicans have to say, they don’t care about what...

Adam Kinzinger on Marjorie Taylor Greene's $3.2M Fundraising Haul: 'Crazy Stuff' Will Bring in Cash On 4/24/21 at 9:30 AM EDT Representative Adam Kinzinger, an Illinois Republican, strongly criticized Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, saying that she has only managed to raise millions of dollars by saying "crazy stuff" and "abusing" the fears and emotions of GOP voters. Kinzinger and Greene represent rival factions within the Republican Party. While Greene is staunchly supportive of former President Donald Trump and continues to push baseless conspiracy theories abo...

Reported: ‘Jewish Space Lasers’ Theory Widely Mocked By Media In January, the media revealed that Greene had claimed in a 2018 Facebook post that a wildfire ravaging California was started by “a laser” beamed from space and controlled by a prominent Jewish banking family. In the post, Greene implied that the Rothschilds, along with Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), Solaren and California officials had all colluded to profit from the disaster. So comprehensive and widespread was the reporting of Greene’s inflammatory language, that “Jewish Laser Beam” began trending on Twitter, as...

Letter: Stefanik's statement on Taylor Greene even worse than it appears to the editor FacebookTwitterEmail FILE. Letter writer says, 'Chris Churchill's Feb. 9 column asks "Does Elise Stefanik assume we're stupid?" Not only is the answer "yes," as Churchill argues, but the situation is even worse than he describes.' (Jenn March, Special to the Times Union)Jenn March Chris Churchill's Feb. 9 column asks "Does Elise Stefanik assume we're stupid?" Not only is the answer "yes," as Churchill argues, but the situation is even worse than he describes. Churchill quotes our far-right congresswoman def...