Reps. Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene disagree with Trump’s decision to cancel his January 6 press conference: ‘Unfortunately, I think he got some bad advice' 

Hi, it’s Marcus Flowers -- Army Veteran and Democrat running to unseat Marjorie Taylor Greene in 2022. 

Yesterday, my team sent you an update about a growing rift between Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene. The reason? Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks Trump should’ve been even more extreme about honoring those who attacked our Capitol on January 6th. 

As a candidate running to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in 2022, I’m going to exploit this new rift between Trump and who he used to call his “favorite Congresswoman.” But I need your help: Can you donate $20.22 or more to help me unseat her this November? 

The people of Georgia deserve so much better than Marjorie Taylor Greene’s right-wing radicalism. 

Thanks for your support, 

Marcus Flowers 

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From: Defeat Marjorie Taylor Greene <[email protected]>
Subject: There’s a rift growing between Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene
Sent on January 7, 2022 at 4:05 p.m.

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz criticized Donald Trump yesterday -- but not for the reason you think. 

They say his decision to cancel his January 6 press conference that would’ve honored those who attacked our Capitol last year was a mistake. 

“Unfortunately, I think he got some bad advice.”
—Marjorie Taylor Greene, January 6, 2022

We didn’t think it was possible for a member of Congress to be even more extreme and traitorous than Donald Trump, but Marjorie Taylor Greene has somehow managed to do it. 

Luckily, Democrat Marcus Flowers is running for her seat to hold her accountable and boot her from office in 2022. But he needs your help -- will you donate $20.22 or more to help his campaign grow?

Thanks for helping us hold Marjorie Taylor Greene accountable, 

Team Flowers for Congress