NEW: Democrats don't want to say Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's name. Even some Republicans feel the same way.
In just four months, the firebrand Georgia Republican has established herself as something of a Voldemort on Capitol Hill. by @leonardkl ($)
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In just four months, the firebrand Georgia Republican has established herself as something of a Voldemort on Capitol Hill. by @leonardkl ($)
businessinsider.com/mtg-marjorie-t…
Mention her, and she gets only stronger. Ignore her, and pray that bad things don't happen. Indeed, House members recently interviewed by @thisisinsider said they were sick of answering questions about one of their newest colleagues.
Many said they were relieved they didn't have to work with her after the House's mostly party-line vote in February stripped her of assignments on the House Budget and Education and Labor committees.
"I don't understand what she's doing. I really don't. I'm glad I don't have to interact with her, and I don't waste any time thinking about her," Rep. Pramila Jayapal, a Democrat of Washington, said.
Greene only burnished her reputation as a Capitol Hill rabble-rouser after she aggressively confronted Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez just off the House floor Wednesday afternoon and was overheard by reporters berating the New York Democrat for pursuing "radical socialism."
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