MTG Literally Curses Mike Johnson's Speakership After Ukraine Vote


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Greene fumed over Johnson’s alleged offenses, culminating in the Ukraine vote, which she called “this bullsh*t in here on the House floor.”

CongressMTG Criticizes Mike Johnson's Speakership After Ukraine Vote


In a recent development, Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) expressed her dissatisfaction with Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-LA) speakership following the passage of a Ukraine aid package in Congress. Greene, speaking to CNN outside the Capitol, voiced her grievances against Johnson, referring to the Ukraine vote as "this bullsh*t in here on the House floor." Over half of the House GOP conference, consisting of Trump-aligned members, voted against the aid package. Greene labeled Johnson's actions as "unbelievable" and expressed her gratitude that Americans can witness his true nature. She emphasized that change can only occur when people are aware of the situation.

Ongoing Crusade Against Johnson


This incident is the latest escalation in Greene's ongoing crusade against Speaker Mike Johnson. She has been actively challenging his speakership and has previously unveiled a motion to oust him from his position. While she has yet to formally introduce the motion to vacate, similar to the one that ended Kevin McCarthy's tenure last year, two other GOP lawmakers have joined her in this effort. The culmination of this crusade may or may not result in a full House vote on whether Johnson can retain his job.

Deliberation and Constituent Opinions


Despite supporting the Ukraine aid package, which is regarded as a red line for the MAGA wing that argues for self-reliance of the country, Greene did not immediately move to force a vote on Johnson's fate. Instead, she stated that members of Congress should hear from their constituents during the upcoming weeklong recess before taking any further action. This decision highlights the importance Greene places on gathering and considering the opinions of the people she represents.


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