Summary
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed disagreement with parts of President Trump's second-term agenda, calling them "America Last." She noted issues like overseas wars and the lack of a Republican plan for health care as areas where she feels more focus should be on American needs. Despite her criticisms, she still supports Trump's overall goals, such as making products in America and reciprocal trade.
Key Facts
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized parts of President Trump's agenda, calling them "America Last."
- Greene is concerned about the administration's focus on overseas wars.
- She mentioned high living costs and health insurance premiums as critical issues.
- Greene supports Trump's ideas on tariffs and promoting "made in America."
- She disagreed with Republicans not having a plan for expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies.
- Greene labeled a $40 billion bailout of Argentina as "America Last" and harmful to U.S. farmers.
- She expressed her frustration with both political parties but remains a Republican.
- Criticism from fellow Republicans about her views does not upset her.
