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One of the most controversial members of U.S. Congress wants to join former President Donald Trump's ticket as his choice for Vice President in the 2024 Presidential Election. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., is angling to be Donald Trump's running mate in 2024, according to Trump's former advisor Steve Bannon and an anonymous source who advised Greene spoke to reporters at NBC.

She says she'd "gotten sucked into some things..." On January 22, a Texan Republican - Representative Michael McCaul - appeared on ABC news, and addressed the recent admission by Georgia's Marjorie Taylor-Greene just a week earlier, that she had previously fallen for conspiracy theories that she'd encountered on the internet.

On January 18, Georgia's most divisive Republican politician - Marjorie Taylor-Greene appeared on Fox with Sean Hannity and shared that she's being reinstated to House Oversight Committees following the successful appointment of Kevin McCarthy to Speaker of the House.

Rap icon Dr. Dre has blasted House Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene after she used one of his songs in the background of a video recently posted to her Twitter account. Dre's 1999 song "Still D.R.E.," which also features Snoop Dogg, was featured in the background of a video posted by Representative Greene on Monday, which appeared to show her walking slowly through the halls of the United States Capitol, as well as showing a clip of her taking a selfie with Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy and highlighting her talking on the phone with former President Donald Trump.

As the House of Representatives is finally taking shape under Speaker Kevin McCarthy, several members of Congress have been given new committee assignments, including Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul Gosar, who were passed up in the previous Congress.

At one time, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert stood shoulder to shoulder as two of Donald Trump's most ardent supporters in Congress. Now, however, after a bathroom blowout that saw the two congresswoman at each other's throats, the partnership appears to be a thing of the past.

An appropriate response or use of political power?. On January 16, Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor-Greene took aim at the next political entity that she would like to see defunded - the Special Counsel appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland, to investigate the one-term former president Donald Trump for his involvement in the January 6 Insurrection.

Donald Trump has already announced his intention to run for the presidency of the United States in 2024, and right now stands as the likely nominee for the Republican Party. With his standing fairly secure, pending any legal actions that may prevent him from campaigning again, he has now turned his eye towards a possible running mate as his Vice President candidate. Clearly, he will not choose Mike Pence again to be part of his ticket.

On January 13, as the Republican Party enjoyed its first week with Kevin McCarthy installed as Speaker of the House, Georgia's most-divisive Republican - Marjorie Taylor-Greene took to Twitter, taking aim at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (the ATF) for a new law they have put in place regarding handguns.

One of the tragedies that came of out the controversial January 6th riot of 2020 was the senseless death Ashli Babbitt, a military veteran who has been accused of being part of the chaos that unfolded in Washington D.C. She was shot by Lieutenant Michael Byrd, a member of the Capitol Police who was working to keep the violence under control that had erupted as followers of Donald Trump were protesting his election defeat. Byrd was found to be innocent of any crime.

He doesn't licence music to "divisive and hateful" politicians. On January 9, it emerged that Georgia's most controversial Republican politician - Marjorie Taylor-Greene - had earned herself a brief Twitter ban, after she used music by the Rapper Dr Dre in a promotional video, without the artist's permission.

That’s what the Republican House Representative for Georgia had to say in a recent tweet - we explore why. Recently, Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor-Greene explained the details of the new rules that will govern the House of Representatives in the 118th Congress.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican House of Representatives congresswoman for Georgia's 14th district asserted in a November 2021 tweet that impeaching Biden "will be easy" and that he will be impeached "with proof." She also made reference to her 'NO' vote against Nancy Pelosi’s push to impeach President Trump, calling it a "political assassination attempt" with "zero evidence" (source).

MTG delighted that Kevin McCarthy is finally House Speaker. Following the debacle within the House of Representatives last week, that saw repeated inconclusive votes to nominate the new Speaker of the House, Republican Kevin McCarthy was finally voted into the position on Saturday January 7.

What is going on in the United States? Why the frequent threat to impeach anyone that assumes the office of the president. Why are those at the helm of affairs allowing corruption to ruin the reputation of the country. Apparently, the devil has shown the seed of corruption deep down the soul of our leaders.

On January 1, as the world woke up to the beginning of a new year, Georgia's most controversial Republican - Marjorie Taylor-Greene was apparently joyful at the new 'constitutional carry' gun laws that have taken effect in the Peach State.

Marjorie Taylor-Greene and Kyle RittenhousePhoto byTwitter of RepMTG. On December 29, Georgia's most divisive and controversial Republican - Marjorie Taylor-Greene - took to Twitter, and used her official congressional account to ask her followers to donate financial support to Kyle Rittenhouse.

Gabbard wasn't gracious about his admission of lying?. On December 28, Georgia's most vocal and controversial Republican - Marjorie Taylor-Greene took to Twitter to slam politician Tulsi Gabbard.

On December 21, just days before Christmas, Georgia's most controversial Republican Marjorie Taylor-Greene continued her pattern of voting against House Bills that seem to have no downside when she joined 27 other Republicans voting against S.4926 - the 'Respect for Child Survivors Act'.

On December 19, Georgia's most-divisive Republican politician - Marjorie Taylor-Greene - took to Twitter to unleash an unrelenting attack on her former-friend and fellow-MAGA Republican Lauren Boebert of Colorado, for the many ways in which Boebert has let herself down (in MTG's eyes).