Marjorie Taylor Greene lets loose!
Calls 'b****' Lauren Boebert a 'liar' and a 'copycat', rips into 'widely hated' Ken Buck and slams 'hypocrite' Freedom Caucus members who kicked her out - as she releases no-holds-barred tell-all
▶ 'Buck is more interested in trying out with interviews for CNN … but Freedom Caucus keeps people like Ken Buck,' Greene said in an interview
▶ Greene claimed she tried to be a 'friend' to Boebert for a 'very long time'
▶ 'The media has basically created a character of me that doesn't exist,' she said on why she wrote her book. 'Some people call me, like, the notorious MTG'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene unloaded on Rep. Lauren Boebert after calling her a 'b****' and the right-wing Freedom Caucus which booted her out in a scathing retelling of her own part in the chaos in Congress.
Months ago, Greene was ousted from the nearly 50-member Freedom Caucus - a group of Republicans dedicated to upending business as usual who have become a thorn in the side of establishment GOP.
'I still have never understood why they kick someone like me out and kept Ken Buck,' Greene says in an interview with DailyMail.com ahead of the release of her new book, 'MTG,' out Tuesday. 'Buck is widely hated among Republicans now, especially in the base.'
The removal came after Greene called Boebert, R-Colo., a 'little b***h' on the House floor for copying her Biden impeachment articles over the southern border.
Greene claims she tried to be a 'friend' to Boebert for a 'very long time.'
'She always made it very clear that she wanted to keep a distance from me. And I've never understood that,' Greene says.
In an exclusive excerpt of the book obtained by DailyMail.com, Greene says the Freedom Caucus held a vote to remove her on June 23, 2023 - after many members had already hopped on flights home for the week and when she was not there to 'defend herself.'
Later on the House floor during the final votes of the week, 'not one single HFC member came up to me to tell me,' she said. 'I found out about their vote on Twitter.'
Freedom Caucus Chair Scott Perry said at the time he had tried to reach Greene to inform her of the vote, but 'I did not have one single call or text from Scott Perry,' says Greene.
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