Marjorie Taylor Greene's Motion to Vacate Speaker Mike Johnson Expected to Fail Amid Lack of Support
Despite her persistence, Greene's bid to oust the House Speaker faces overwhelming opposition from both parties.
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to force a vote next week to remove Speaker Mike Johnson, citing betrayal of conservative values.
- The motion to vacate the speakership, however, lacks sufficient support among House Republicans and is opposed by Democrats.
- Speaker Johnson's bipartisan approach, especially his support for Ukraine aid, has gained favor among Democrats but cost him Republican support.
- Democratic leaders have pledged to protect Johnson, viewing the stability of his leadership as crucial ahead of the presidential elections.
- Greene's tactics reflect ongoing divisions within the GOP and may impact the party's effectiveness in Congress.