US EditionMarjorie Taylor Greene Admits She Didn’t Read the Bill
- On June 3, 2025, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene acknowledged publicly in Washington, D.C. That she cast her vote in favor of a major Republican-backed bill without fully reviewing its contents.
- Greene revealed she was unaware of a provision on pages 278-279 that bars states from regulating artificial intelligence for ten years, which she opposes strongly.
- This AI provision preempts state lawmaking and has drawn bipartisan opposition, including 260 state lawmakers and Senator Ed Markey, who plans to challenge it in the Senate.
- Greene expressed concern about the uncertain advancements of AI over the coming decade and warned that allowing it unchecked authority while limiting state powers could pose significant risks, calling on the Senate to remove this provision.
- Her admission sparked criticism and highlighted divisions within Republicans, complicating the bill's Senate passage amid already strong intra-party opposition and concerns over fiscal policy.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene sounds alarm over AI provision in One Big Beautiful Bill Act: 'I would have voted NO if I had known'
GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia is speaking out against a provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, admitting that she did not know about it when she voted to pass the measure.
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DailyTruthReportMarjorie Taylor Greene Regrets Voting for 'Big, Beautiful Bill' After Seeing 'Pages 278-279'
Republican dissatisfaction at the Congressional spending bill being branded as the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” is growing. Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of the fiercest advocates for all […] The post Marjorie Taylor Greene Regrets Voting for 'Big, Beautiful Bill' After Seeing 'Pages 278-279' appeared first on The Western Journal.
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