Overview
- In a Semafor interview, Marjorie Taylor Greene said Republicans “will lose the House” in 2026 unless they ease household costs as credit card balances reach record highs.
- She condemned repeated votes on a short‑term spending bill during the three‑week shutdown as “a complete failure” and urged a return to passing full-year appropriations.
- Pointing to the pending expiration of Affordable Care Act tax credits, Greene called for protections to avoid steep premium hikes and criticized the lack of a concrete GOP health plan.
- Greene pushed for a House vote to release Jeffrey Epstein–related documents and warned of fierce public backlash if leadership changes rules to block consideration.
- Speaker Mike Johnson countered that all 12 appropriations bills have cleared committee and blamed Senate Democrats for stalled floor action, while expressing confidence about the midterms.