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Greene: ‘There’s a Lot of Weak Republican Men’
Greene accuses GOP men of sidelining women and failing leadership amid government shutdown; she supports Democrats on Epstein files and ACA subsidies risking doubled premiums, she warned.
- On Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican from Georgia, told The Washington Post Congress is full of `weak` Republican men.
- Noting GOP leadership patterns, Greene said only one Republican woman chairs a committee and just three serve in GOP leadership, arguing Rep. Elise Stefanik was `shafted` with an honorary role.
- Greene joined four House Republicans on a discharge petition to release Epstein records and warned Affordable Care Act tax credits expiring this year could double 2026 insurance premiums.
- Her attacks targeted House Speaker Mike Johnson and followed Greene's 2024 attempt to oust Johnson; Johnson's camp said he had a `good discussion` with Greene on Friday.
- Michael Steele, former Republican National Committee Chair , agreed with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican from Georgia, who remains loyal to President Donald Trump, calling him her `favorite president`.
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Marjorie Taylor Green calls male GOP colleagues ‘weak;’ Democrats praise Trump for Gaza peace deal
In this Media Miss Minute, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., blasted her male Republican colleagues for being "weak." And Democrats are thanking the Trump administration as they celebrate the Gaza peace deal. Media Miss by the right: Marjorie Taylor Greene blasts GOP leadership over gender bias Greene said her male colleagues in Congress are "weak" and are intimidated by strong conservative women. In an interview with The Washington Post, she …
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C 22%
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