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Marjorie Taylor Greene has made headlines in the last few days by blasting congressional leadership—especially Speaker Mike Johnson—over the government shutdown and calling the House being out of session “an embarrassment” during her appearance on ABC’s The View. Greene insisted she is refusing her paycheck during the shutdown and wants all federal employees paid, but she sharply criticized both parties for failing the American people. She has been particularly vocal about the lack of a clear Republican plan on health care, saying she pressed Johnson for specifics but got nothing but vague assurances and committee talk. Greene continued her public pressure campaign, demanding bipartisanship to end the government impasse while warning about rising health insurance rates if the Affordable Care Act tax credits expire at the end of the year. In her Fox Local interview, she called health insurance affordability a "crisis" and urged Congress to deliver on promises instead of engaging in political drama.
Over the past week, Greene has positioned herself as an independent voice within the GOP. She told co-hosts on The View that she’s “tired of the pissing contest in Washington” and denounced what she sees as weak leadership among Republican men. She said there’s no consensus on health care in the GOP, and the country shouldn’t need “a secret SCIF” to learn what the party wants to do about insurance. Greene also doubled down on demands to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, accusing both parties, especially powerful men, of protecting abusers—a theme she tied to her advocacy for women.
On X, Greene sharply criticized Israeli airstrikes in Gaza after an Associated Press report revealed dozens of children had died, asking if these deaths constituted “war crimes.” She’s one of the few Republicans to publicly challenge the Israeli government on this front, continuing her pattern of rebellious, headline-grabbing interventions.
Business activity and direct social media engagement have followed this pattern: Greene responded sarcastically to a NOTUS article claiming she’s interested in a 2028 presidential run, writing on X that the report was “baseless” and blaming it on bored, gossiping DC reporters. Greene’s denial was amplified by Real America’s Voice correspondent Glenn, who is reportedly dating Greene, and stated she has “NO plans to run for President in 2028.” Speculation about her ambitions remains, with MSNBC pundits discussing her maneuvering within the party and suggesting she's staking out ground distinct from being just a Trump loyalist.
This string of appearances, social media posts, and pointed criticism has highlighted Greene as a disruptive, ambitious, and media-savvy figure pushing for transparency, bipartisan action, and reform—while positioning herself for long-term influence regardless of her next official move. Thanks for listening, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an update about Marjorie Taylor Greene—and search “Biography Flash” for more great biographies.
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