Marjorie Taylor Greene

Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene were among those who voted against passing the Access to Baby Formula Act.

Greene posted about Shkreli's early release from prison and move into a halfway house on social media Wednesday.

"HOW does the press know about this terrorist plot to burn down the Supreme Court and murder Justices?" Greene tweeted Wednesday

The North Carolian freshman, just like his Georgia counterpart, has faced a constant stream of controversies during his time in office.

The controversial right-wing politician encouraged celibacy and religion in an anti-abortion speech to huddled supporters.

"Our American tax dollars get abused because they go to these nonprofits," the GOP congresswoman said about funds sent to Ukraine.

The Republican congressman tweeted Sunday for the replacement of GOP House leaders in the wake of the Buffalo, New York, mass shooting that killed 10 people.

"Any senator running that supports McConnell must go," the former Trump admin official wrote on Saturday. "$40 billion of your money."

The Georgia Republican tweeted Saturday that "our highest ranking leaders would not be able to" visit Ukraine if conditions warranted more military aid.

Representative Kat Cammack said on Wednesday that a border patrol agent in Texas informed her that he had taken in pallets of baby formula for immigrants.

GOP Representatives Dan Crenshaw and Marjorie Taylor Greene are feuding again, this time over Ukrainian aid.

While speaking on the House floor, the representative from Florida warned of a "dangerous bipartisan consensus that is walking us into war with Russia."

Vernon Jones, who is running for a House seat in Georgia, said he would send illegal migrants to Representatives Ilhan Omar and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Greene said Democrats "are absolutely terrified to see [her] with the power of the majority" based on her job in the minority over the last year.

An administrative law judge ruled Greene should be able to seek reelection, but the final decision will be made by Georgia's secretary of state.

Raffensperger will issue the final decision on whether Greene will be disqualified from seeking re-election in the future.

False claims which misinterpret an FDA report linking more than 1,200 deaths to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine have been shared on social media.

The controversial leak detailing Supreme Court plans to overturn Roe v. Wade has set tempers alight over abortion.

Mike Lindell, Marjorie Taylor Green and Kyle Rittenhouse were among those to attend the screening of the film, which aims to cast doubt on 2020 Election result.

The candidate, endorsed by former President Donald Trump on April 15, wins the GOP primary for Senate.

The GOP representative was reacting to the draft opinion obtained by Politico suggesting the Supreme Court could be poised to overturn the landmark 1973 ruling.

The firebrand Republican representative denied being antisemitic, saying she was a political novice when she wrote the widely ridiculed post.

Republican contender Kandiss Taylor's recent remarks come as GOP congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has also raised alarms about Satan's alleged influence on society.

"For Josh Mandel, I didn't see the sincerity there. I didn't see the authenticity," the congresswoman said during a rally in Ohio on Saturday.

More than 74,000 Twitter users had included "Satan" in their tweets as of the time of writing.

The Georgia Republican caused controversy when she described the Catholic Church as being controlled by the Devil.

In bid to ban Greene from re-election, lawyers representing Georgia voters say message undercuts Greene's claims that she didn't recall discussing martial law.

Polling data shows that Marjorie Taylor Greene is expected to beat GOP challengers in the primary and that her district overall votes Republican overwhelmingly.

Ron Watkins said he supported military aid to Ukraine but falsely added that if Joe Biden had not shut down a pipeline from Alberta to Nebraska, the U.S. would not be involved in the conflict.

After the video went viral, Act for America founder Brigitte Gabriel said Acosta should lose his job, while former Democratic Senate candidate Allen Glines tweeted that Acosta had behaved reasonably.