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“He’s got no remorse, he’s got no regret. He’s got no empathy,” Trump said of the current president. “No compassion, and worst of all, he has no intention of stopping the deadly invasion that stole precious Laken’s beautiful, American life.” Riley’s killing proved to be just the first local crime involving immigration this year that rocketed to national attention.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Says Trump Immunity Ruling By Supreme Court 'Ends The Insane 2020 Election Case' Against Ex-President
“If a president cannot work without the fear of being endlessly prosecuted for every action he takes after leaving office, he will never be able to exercise sound judgment and lead our nation,” said Greene.
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GOP's Greene to Tucker Carlson: Ask Zelensky where our money is
United States House Representative from Georgia's 14th district Marjorie Taylor Greene reacted to journalist Tucker Carlson's announcement of an upcoming interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky by urging him to inquire about US funds sent to the country.
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Trump ally Steve Bannon says he’s ‘proud to go to prison’ as he surrenders for contempt of Congress conviction
“I am proud to go to prison,” he told his supporters. “If this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny; if this is what it takes to stand up to the [Attorney General Merrick] Garland corrupt criminal DOJ; if this is what it takes to stand up to [House Speaker emerita] Nancy Pelosi; if this is what it takes to stand up to Joe Biden — I’m proud to do it.”
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Marjorie Taylor Greene introduces amendment that would end America’s role as ‘the piggybank of the world’
America First took a swing at Democrat pet projects treating taxpayer pocketbooks as “the piggybank of the world” with a callout of $1.6 billion spent on a particular African health crisis. The exorbitant spending on Ukraine may have stolen the spotlight for the ever-present argument on congressional misuse of money carved away from voters’ paychecks, but it was far from the only pork that remained on the budgeting menu.
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New Georgia law that makes swatting calls a felony takes effect
Georgia Senate Bill 421, one of many pieces of legislation going into effect July 1, aims to increase punishment for those behind so-called swatting calls in order to deter future harrowing law enforcement false alarms in Georgia. With new potential to face steeper consequences, Georgia lawmakers intend to counter the increased number of swatting calls seen in recent years. Swatting is the colloquial name for when a person calls 911 or emergency services and invokes a response from law enforcement – often a SWAT team – by intentionally reporting a fake emergency. High-profile people are frequently the target of these incidents. Georgia’s Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been targeted numerous times at her Rome home throughout her political career.
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