Marjorie Taylor Greene to Leave Congress, Citing Party Divisions

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced she will not seek re-election. The Georgia congresswoman, a prominent figure in the conservative movement, stated she is leaving because the Republican party has become "unrecognizable." Greene explained that internal disagreements are preventing the party from governing effectively. She believes her goals are now better achieved outside of Congress. While her time in the House of Representatives will soon conclude, Greene plans to remain active in national politics. She intends to continue influencing the political landscape from a different role.