Marjorie Taylor Greene Slams Republicans and Congress: ‘Stop Playing Games’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-GA.

“I wish you that [House Speaker] Mike Johnson would call us into session to actually do our jobs,” Greene told The Bill.

Both political parties have not resolved the debate over extending the Obamacare tax credits that expire at the end of the year, with Senate Democrats blocking the Republicans’ ongoing amendment on Tuesday.

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“The Democrats passed Obamacare, but the Republicans never passed anything to fix the problems with it,” Greede lamented. “It’s not wrong at all.”

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Greene warned that the “big problem” that ObamaCare participants face, noting the insurance program is close to “skyrocket” in January 2025.

“And I don’t think it’s an easy thing to fix,” Greene continued. “However, it’s something we have to have, and Mike Johnson for a month now can’t give me a single policy idea, and I’m angry about that.”

He argued Obamacare has “crushed” the middle class since it was fully implemented in 2014. However, he admitted that he ‘tastes others’ who are more able to afford health insurance.

“Did ObamaCare stop them?” Maher asked. “Obamacare is what hurt you?”

Greene doubled down on his claim, waking up to his family’s finances.

Congress shared the insurance plan took him “his family of five health insurance policy from $800 a month to more than $2400 a month, more [their] loan payment. “

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Meanwhile, Maher later ripped into the Republicans’ “fantasy” idea of ​​a better alternative to Obamacare, which he said “never stopped trying to kill.”

The late-night host made fun of a quote from Senate Majority Leader John Tune: “‘The President would like to go overboard and give people the highest health insurance.'”

“Yes, and I like to be able to let go,” Marher Scofes.

He continued: “It’s not a mystery. You keep acting like there’s this way we’re going to get to this better version – there’s no – Mitt Romney got this, the Clintons got this, Obama got that, there’s some way you can do this.”

“It’s an insurance game. And he pretends to be a big foot,” insisted Maher. “We’ll find you. We won’t. This is what it is.”

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The Late-Night host turned to the debate of the 42 million Americans who plan to cut benefits for health assistance (SNAP) on Saturday, asking Greede if there is an emergency fund to keep the benefits.

“The best solution is for Democrats and Senate Republicans to stop playing games,” Greene replied.

Despite Mar noting that Greene has recently split with President Donald Trump on several issues, including the President’s foreign affairs and the release of the Epsterin files, Greene assured Maher that he has a “great relationship” with Trump.

“My angst has partners,” Greene insisted. “I believe it is Congress that has failed time and time again.”

The American people deserve “all the attention” from the government, he added.

Greene is also referred to where he stands on Trump’s “roof” of Senate Republiblicans.

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“The Democrats can vote and they can fund the government, just like that, but the Republicans in the Senate, can use the nuclear option, put money in the Filibuster, and be able to fund the government,” the government explained. “Here’s my problem – the American people are being used as a Piñata in this situation.”