Marjorie Taylor Greene Faces Criticism for Celebrating Funding She Voted Against

Despite opposing a government spending bill, the Georgia representative touted over $9.3 million in federal funding for her district.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has been criticized for celebrating federal funding for her district despite having voted against the bill that provided the funding.
The funding includes over $9.3 million for various projects in Georgia, such as airport improvements and a water treatment facility.
Greene's office released statements highlighting the secured funding, without mentioning her opposition to the bill.
At least 40 House Republicans, including Lauren Boebert, have similarly celebrated funding from bills they voted against.
Critics have labeled this behavior as 'vote no, take the dough,' accusing lawmakers of hypocrisy.