US EditionGreene supports 2026 ‘tax revolt’ by frustrated Trump voters
Marjorie Taylor Greene backs a planned 2026 tax strike protesting government spending and debt, with rallies nationwide set to challenge fiscal policies ahead of midterms.
- Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia backed supporters calling for a 2026 'tax revolt' to oppose Washington policies, with rallies scheduled in multiple U.S. states for January 3, 2026 and publicized on social media posts and posters.
- Frustration stems from Greene's critique that decades of bipartisan policies prioritize foreign wars and immigration over Americans' economic security, citing nearly $40 Trillion in debt and unaffordable health care and housing.
- If turnout is large, the actions could pressure state and federal governments to address grievances, but historical precedent shows tax resistance exposes protest participants to legal and financial penalties.
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