Marjorie Taylor Greene says GOP colleagues back House floor tactics

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Though her House floor tactics haven’t stopped any Democratic bills from passing in the House, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says the efforts are worth it and have the backing from a vast majority of Republican colleagues.

The first-term congresswoman from Georgia has no committee assignments after Democrats stripped them from her due to her support, before reaching Congress, of various conspiracy theories, at least in part. Even without her committee assignments, she’s captured headlines in recent weeks by pushing “motions to adjourn” the House when major bills are being considered, such as President Biden’s $1.9 trillion spending bill or gun control measures.

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