Marjorie Taylor Greene at a news conference on Wednesday alongside Republican Thomas Massie at the US Capitol in Washington, DC. Photograph: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images
Her vow this week to force a vote to oust her fellow Republican and House Speaker Mike Johnson guarantees another week where she dominates both headlines and head space in the Capitol. The decision by Johnson to amend and steer a crucial bipartisan bill through the House, guaranteeing a financial package to Ukraine, Israel and humanitarian aid to Gaza, was greeted as a rare triumph of bipartisan co-operation in a fractious Congress.
For the more moderate Republicans – the party has a slender majority in the House, 217 seats to 212 with six vacant seats – this represents another headache. One of the more recent departures from the House was Ken Buck, the Republican representative from Colorado who announced his resignation in March. Although staunchly conservative in his world view, he delivered a scathing rebuke of Greene during the bipartisan controversy, saying that “she was always focused on her social media account.
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