MTG says Americans are fed up with Republicans and Democrats: 'Everyone hates politics right now'

Marjorie Taylor Greene accused Democrats and Republicans of policy failures, broken promises, rising debt, and ignoring Americans' concerns
Marjorie Taylor Greene blasted Republicans and Democrats, saying both parties have failed voters and fueled growing public frustration (Getty Images)
Marjorie Taylor Greene blasted Republicans and Democrats, saying both parties have failed voters and fueled growing public frustration (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga) unloaded on both Republicans and Democrats, saying Americans are increasingly fed up with the nation's two-party system and that "literally everyone" she speaks with dislikes politics these days.

Greene made the remarks in a series of posts on X, accusing both major political parties of failing to deliver on their promises.

The Georgia Republican argued that Democrats have not changed course following past policy failures, while Republicans have broken many of the commitments they made to voters.

Marjorie Taylor Greene slams Republicans and Democrats

In one of her posts, Greene criticized Democrats over immigration, transgender issues, and identity politics.



“Democrats haven’t come up with any new policies since their epic failures while they supported wide opens deadly borders, trans beating women, and nonstop nauseating identity woke politics.”

She then turned her criticism toward her own party. "And Republicans have betrayed pretty much every campaign promise, waging foreign wars and destroying the economy with rising inflation and high gas prices."

Greene also accused both parties of contributing to the nation's growing debt and failing to address major economic concerns facing Americans.

"Both parties have enslaved Americans in nearly $40T in debt, robbed Social Security to the point it will be insolvent in 2032, and have refused to fix REAL PROBLEMS like overpriced unaffordable insurance," she wrote.

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) speaks before Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump during a campaign rally at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre on October 15, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia. With early voting starting today in Georgia both Trump and Democratic presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris are campaigning in the Atlanta region this week as polls show a tight race. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Marjorie Taylor Greene did not indicate whether her remarks signaled support for an independent political movement or any future change to her party affiliation (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

“Literally everyone I’m talking to hates politics right now and hates BOTH parties.” The congresswoman concluded the post by arguing that voters have grown disillusioned with Washington. 

"The only way to defeat the Washington machine is to stop supporting it." "It literally doesn’t matter anymore." "They are both the same."

Marjorie Taylor Greene says she's 'too honest' for GOP

In a separate post, Greene addressed Americans who are dissatisfied with both political parties. “Good morning Independent Americans who are fed up with the two party America Last failed system!!”



She followed that message with another describing how she views her own political identity. "I’m way too conservative to be a Democrat and too honest and free thinking to be a Republican."

"But I’m 1000% a proud American!!!"

Greene, a close ally of President Donald Trump in Congress, has criticized Republican leaders on a range of issues, from foreign policy and federal spending to bipartisan legislation.



Her latest comments come as lawmakers continue to debate government spending, the national debt, and other legislative priorities ahead of the midterm election season.

Although Greene remains a Republican member of the House, her posts reflected growing frustration with both parties and what she described as a political system that no longer serves ordinary Americans.

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