US EditionRaskin says Democrats have ‘huge’ tent with room for Marjorie Taylor Greene
Raskin highlighted Greene's cooperation with Democrats on health care and Epstein files, emphasizing the party's inclusiveness despite her controversial past.
- On Sunday, Rep. Jamie Raskin said the Democratic Party has room for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene if she wants to join, speaking at the Blue Bash Brunch, Miami area.
- Greene recently distanced herself from President Donald Trump after he rescinded support, pressing for release of the Jeffrey Epstein files and siding with Democrats on health care.
- At the Blue Bash Brunch, event attendees gave Raskin light boos, while social-media critics including Selena Maris mocked the idea and one noted that apologies do not erase the past.
- Amid the dispute, some Democrats, including Rep. Jasmine Crockett , offered sympathy for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene , while Trump publicly labeled her a 'traitor' and withdrew his endorsement.
- Given Greene's record of promoting conspiracy theories and election denial, political commentators warned inviting Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene would be unrealistic and 'self-sabotage' for the Democratic Party.
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Maryland Rep. Raskin’s Wild Invitation: Dems Have 'Room' For Georgia Rep. MTG
Democratic Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin extended a surprising invitation to one of the GOP’s most conservative members: Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Speaking at a “Blue Bash Brunch” fundraiser hosted by the Miami-Dade Democratic Party, Raskin, the top Democrat on the powerful House Judiciary Committee, pitched his party as a “huge, vast tent,” welcoming the […] Maryland Rep. Raskin’s Wild Invitation: Dems Have ‘Room’ For Georgia Rep. MTG
Democrat Rep Invites Marjorie Taylor Greene To Switch Parties In Bizarre ‘Vast Tent’ Pitch
Democratic Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin said on Sunday that his party has “room” for Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene if she wants to make the switch. Raskin, the lead Democrat on the powerful House Judiciary Committee, pitched his party as a “vast tent” in making the case for the arch-conservative Georgia lawmaker to jump […]
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