Wednesday, July 30, 2025

MTG IS A NOTORIOUS ANTISEMITE WHO ONCE CLAIMED 'JEWISH SPACE LASERS' CAUSED THE 2018 CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES

Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals why her big political gamble will pay off after stunningly defying Trump on Gaza

 

By Jon Michael Raasch 

 

Daily Mail

Jul 30, 2025

 


 

Marjorie Taylor Greene has not been afraid to speak her mind to her millions of followers online, even if it means going against Republican leadership. 

These days, she frequently airs her populist opinions and conservative hot takes online and, like Trump, takes the feedback it generates into consideration.

Her posts can, at times, cut against what others in the GOP are saying. 

MTG has also been known for going after lawmakers on her side of the aisle. But in doing so she's carved out a unique position as a top female voice in the party. 

'When people, innocent people, are systematically being killed for who they are, is that not the definition of genocide?' Greene told the Daily Mail of the Israel-Gaza war.

'I don't know why I'm the only Republican saying it.'

Greene caught headlines this week for being the first Republican lawmaker to liken the conflict to a genocide. The term carries heavy diplomatic implications.

President Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson have shied away from using the language to describe the war. They also have close ties to the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

 

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a mother of three, is the first conservative lawmaker to consider the Israel's actions in Gaza a 'genocide.' She spoke to the Daily Mail at length about how her colleagues in the GOP are

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a mother of three, is the first conservative lawmaker to consider the Israel's actions in Gaza a 'genocide.' She spoke to the Daily Mail at length about how her colleagues in the GOP are 

Palestinians, including children, who are struggling to access food due to Israel's blockade and ongoing attacks on the Gaza Strip, wait in line to receive hot meals distributed by the charity organization in Gaza City, Gaza on July 30, 2025

Palestinians, including children, who are struggling to access food due to Israel's blockade and ongoing attacks on the Gaza Strip, wait in line to receive hot meals distributed by the charity organization in Gaza City, Gaza on July 30, 2025

After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there was no hunger crisis in Gaza Trump told reporters that 'those children look very hungry'

After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there was no hunger crisis in Gaza Trump told reporters that 'those children look very hungry'

 

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