Staff Reports
In an explosive media call promoting her upcoming autobiography, conservative firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) declared the Republican primary race over, with former President Donald Trump as the clear winner. “No, there’s no alternative. And I think the American people see it that way,” Greene confidently stated. Known as one of Trump’s top supporters, there is even speculation of her potentially becoming his running mate. In her book, Greene takes aim at President Joe Biden, criticizing his policies and warning that a second term would further deteriorate the country.
MTG: GOP primaries ‘over’ already, ‘no alternative’ to Trump https://t.co/XpI5VmXyjU
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) October 24, 2023
Greene emphasizes the importance of not only putting Trump back in office but also flipping the House and gaining control of the Senate. To achieve these goals, she urges the Republican base to be motivated and vote against the left’s abuse of power. The publishing company behind her book, Winning Team Publishing, gave a sneak peek at several chapters that cover Greene’s experience during the January 6th events, her stance on Trump’s impeachments, and her call for a more businesslike approach to national issues.
During the call, Greene also took a jab at liberal Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), calling her “not smart.” She accused Ocasio-Cortez of avoiding debate and lacking competence in addressing issues such as climate change and the Green New Deal. According to Greene, the Green New Deal is nothing more than a money-making scheme for groups looking to expand their power. In her book, she devotes a chapter to exposing Ocasio-Cortez’s role as a pawn in this grand scheme.
Overall, Greene’s upcoming autobiography promises to be a rallying cry for conservatives, urging them to support Trump, reclaim Congress, and dismantle the “swamp” that frustrates many Americans. Her unapologetic and no-holds-barred approach is sure to resonate with conservative readers who are eager for change and a return to conservative values.
