Marjorie Taylor Greene Considers Leaving GOP Over Treatment of Women and Party Direction

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has expressed her intention to sever ties with the Republican Party, citing ongoing issues of perceived mistreatment toward women within the party. In a recent interview, Greene highlighted her frustration over how female Republican members are often subjected to harsh scrutiny and unfavorable treatment. "There are women in our party who are truly exhausted and fed up with how they are being treated," she stated, indicating a growing disconnect with the GOP. Greene admitted that the situation has become so strained that she is reconsidering her affiliation. "I'm unsure whether the Republican Party is distancing itself from me or if I simply no longer relate to it as I once did," she added. She also criticized the handling of certain nominations, mentioning that Elise Stefanik, a fellow Republican, was overlooked for the UN ambassador role in favor of Mike Waltz. Greene questioned the process behind Waltz's appointment, especially given the controversies surrounding him, such as the SignalGate scandal involving leaked military information. "Who approved his nomination after the issues with SignalGate? That seems suspicious," Greene questioned...