Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Wild Week of Negativity and Controversy

This week, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. From her tweets beefing with fellow Republican Lauren Boebert (R-CO), to her divisive support of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's speakership, Greene has been in the spotlight for a variety of negative activities. Most recently, she was criticized for calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy the "shadow president" and skipping his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. She also finalized her divorce this week, as well as voting against the omnibus spending bill that passed through Congress on Thursday. All while she was reportedly vacationing in Costa Rica. The latest news surrounding Rep. Greene is just another example of how she continues to bring negative attention to herself and her party with controversial statements and actions. Despite calls from both sides of the aisle to apologize or retract some of her more extreme views, Greene has remained steadfast in defending them and pushing back against any criticism directed towards her behavior or beliefs. Greene's actions this week have not only put a spotlight on herself but also on other members of Congress who have been vocal supporters of hers since she took office earlier this year. While it remains unclear what repercussions may come from these events, it is certain that they will not be positive ones for either Greene or those who continue to stand by her side despite these controversies.