Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia recently made bold statements regarding property taxes and health insurance, calling for their abolition. She argues that property taxes force individuals to pay “rent” to the government for their own property. Greene declared, “We need to completely abolish property taxes… That should never happen in a free country.” Her assertion strikes at the heart of what she sees as an unjust system that undermines true ownership.
In addition to property taxes, Greene voiced strong criticism of the current healthcare system, labeling health insurance a “giant scam” that becomes increasingly unaffordable for Americans. “I don’t know anyone, and I mean anyone, that supports the current healthcare system in the United States,” she stated. This sentiment reflects a growing frustration among constituents who feel disconnected from the complexities of healthcare policy that do not meet their needs.
Greene, who identifies as “America ONLY,” believes these issues are urgent and need immediate attention. She emphasized their seriousness, comparing the need for reform to a house on fire. “These are American Only issues… we should be addressing them the same way we would if our house was on fire,” she insisted, underscoring the urgency she attributes to these domestic concerns.
Further illustrating her approach, Greene criticized the allocation of foreign aid, describing it as “absolutely ridiculous.” In her view, Congress is trapped in a cycle of prioritizing America’s foreign commitments over pressing domestic needs. “Almost everyone I work with just keeps pushing the YES button on votes for foreign aid,” she said, likening them to “lab rats.” This analogy highlights her disdain for the status quo and emphasizes the importance she places on America-first policies.
Even as Greene tackles these issues, she announced her decision to rule out a bid for the governorship of Georgia in 2026. Her focus remains steadfast on advocating for policies she believes will better serve American citizens amidst what she sees as ineffective governance. Greene’s rhetoric resonates with those who share her convictions about prioritizing national issues over foreign entanglements and government-imposed financial burdens.
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