US EditionMTG calls on Johnson to bring House back to DC and rails on GOP handling of health care
Greene criticizes GOP leadership for lacking a health care plan as millions face potential premium hikes up to 114% without renewed Affordable Care Act subsidies, she warns.
- On Wednesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene urged Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., to bring the House back to Washington, D.C., to vote on rising health-care costs.
- Expert research indicates expiration of ACA tax credits, which were extended until the end of this year, would raise premiums 114% for subsidized enrollees by 2026.
- Speaking from her House office, Greene said families pay $1,500 to $2,000 monthly and warned premiums could double in 2026, adding `Everyone's just getting destroyed`.
- Speaker Mike Johnson pushed back, saying Greene is ill-informed and Republicans say negotiations must wait until Senate Democrats back the stopgap funding bill through November 21.
- Greene's actions have left her further isolated from House leadership and the White House, and she is pushing for a full House vote to release Jeffrey Epstein case files and urge former President Donald Trump to meet victims.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has been increasingly critical of her own party, breaking with them at key moments and even chastising them this month for having no plan to extend health care subsidies for millions of people. It turns out there might be a personal grudge driving at least part of ...
‘Everyone’s just getting destroyed’: MTG calls on Johnson to bring House back to DC and rails on GOP handling of health care
GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene broke sharply with her party leaders on Wednesday as they tried to project a united front in the deepening standoff with Democrats over health care and the government shutdown, calling on Speaker Mike Johnson to bring the House back into session and warning that Americans would be hammered by higher costs if her party doesn’t help right the ship.
Challenging rising health care costs, Marjorie Taylor Greene breaks with GOP
Outspoken Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Ga., dug in on recent criticisms she leveled against her party for not finding a fix for expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies that will result in millions of rate hikes for Americans. In a pair of interviews on Tuesday, the Georgia lawmaker argued that the GOP does not have a plan on health care and pushed her party to find a solution to the coming "Obamacare" rate hikes as it works to end a go…
House Speaker Mike Johnson Pushes Back Against Marjorie Taylor Greene In Escalating Feud Over Health Care
House Speaker Mike Johnson pushed back against Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene over her criticism of the party's plans for health care during the government shutdown
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