Congresswoman MTG

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene was elected to serve Georgia's 14th congressional district in 2020 after defeating Democratic opponent Kevin Van Ausdal. MTG was victorious by a resounding margin, with more than 70 percent of the vote, before Van Ausdal withdrew his campaign in early September 2020. MTG has made headlines for her outspoken views and, most notably, her unapologetic support of President Donald J. Trump. Since the inception of Greene's political career, MTG has frequently attended Trump rallies nationwide as a guest speaker in support of the America First movement.

Despite facing condemnation from Democrats and some RINO-Republicans, Greene has maintained a strong support base among conservative voters who appreciate her defiance of political norms and her commitment to conservative principles. Congresswoman Greene has been influential in the congressional chamber leading resolution H.Res.863 to impeach Alejandro Mayorkas as Secretary of Homeland Security. Congresswoman MTG has also led the fight to impeach the 46th President Joe Biden under Resolution H.Res.420. Her industrious efforts towards the Make America Great Again movement have showcased numerous bills introduced to the House of Representatives including H.R. 5636 Protect Children's Innocents Act.

Congresswoman MTG has firmly established her position as a staunch opponent of progressive policies such as the Green New Deal and has been a vocal critic of COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine mandates. Greene's political career has garnered significant attention and has been marked by controversy along with provocative statements. MTG has displayed her fierce persona on many occasions during House hearings and Special Council hearings. Most notably this was highlighted when MTG was presenting evidence relating to crimes surrounding Hunter Biden at an oversight and accountability committee that sent the Democrat opposition hysterically into meltdown.