Rep. Jimmy Gomez
Jimmy GomezHouse Democrats Reintroduce Bill To Reduce Lobbyist Influence Biden Chooses Democrats With Thinnest House Majority In Modern History Democrats To Determine Leaders After Disappointing Elections MORE (D-Calif.) Announced on Wednesday that he will file a resolution to challenge fellow Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) To be removed from Congress.
“Her presence in office poses a direct threat to the elected officials and staff serving our government, and it is with their safety in mind, as well as the safety of institutions and officials in our country,” Gomez said in the statement. Announcement.
Gomez points to several conspiracy theories and threats Greene has made in the past. The most recent discovery was that Greene supported posts on Facebook calling for violence against prominent Democratic leaders, as first reported by CNN’s KFILE.
Greene has also expressed support for a number of conspiracy theories online, including QAnon. She supported the former President Trump
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On Wednesday, a video surfaced in which Greene harassed David Hogg, a survivor of the 2018 Marjory Stoneman mass shooting at Douglas High School Parkland, Fla., On Capitol Hill, calling him a “coward.”
Such a plea for extremism and incitement not only requires her immediate expulsion from Congress, but also deserves a strong and clear condemnation from all her Republican colleagues, including the House Minority leader. Kevin McCarthy
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Greene has already caused trouble in the House when she refused to put on a mask. Every time she obeyed, she wore a mask that said ‘censorship’. She also filed charges against the president Joe Biden
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Many others have called on Greene to resign. Hillary Clinton
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It is not clear when Gomez will introduce the resolution and how much support it will have among other MPs.