Marjorie Taylor Greene Faces Backlash for Hypocrisy on Crime and Insurrection Support

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene stormed out of a House committee hearing on crime after being criticized for her support of Jan. 6 insurrectionists, highlighting her controversial stance on law enforcement and crime.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene abruptly left a House committee hearing on crime after Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia called her out for hypocrisy over her support of Jan. 6 insurrectionists.
Greene's departure followed her lengthy complaint about crime rates in D.C., the former president, and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Greene has been criticized for comparing the security measures during Joe Biden's inauguration to the Jan. 6 attack, claiming the latter was not an insurrection.
Social media and lawmakers fact-checked Greene's claims, emphasizing the difference between protective measures at inaugurations and the violent insurrection.
Greene's support for those jailed in connection to the Jan. 6 riots, including visiting them in jail and calling them 'political prisoners', has drawn significant criticism.