The Virginia congresswoman, whose district voted for Biden, could face trouble in 2024 after comments surfaced of her supporting Marjorie Taylor Greene.
"Marjorie Taylor Greene, she is so kind," Kiggans said."I have nothing bad or, you know, different to say about any of these people. They're on my team, right, they are my teammates. We all want the same things. We are all frustrated with the direction of the country."
"I'm R+3, so I'm a little right of center," she added,"whereas I think Chip Roy is R+45, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, too. So they a luxury of representing a super-conservative district."
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