Marjorie Taylor Greene Says She Was Right, But Won't Celebrate It
Marjorie Taylor Greene says she's been proven right about a warning she made, but calls it a hollow win rather than something to celebrate.
- Greene says she predicted something that has now come true, but takes no satisfaction in being right.
- She points to her strong election wins, noting she got far more votes in her district than her successor did.
- She lists her original campaign promises: lower gas and living costs, less inflation, no new foreign wars, and rolling back "woke" policies.
- Her framing suggests growing distance between her and the direction of the current administration, even as she references having campaigned alongside the president.
Outlook: Expect Greene to keep publicly distancing herself from parts of the MAGA agenda she feels have strayed from its original promises.