Marjorie Taylor Greene comments on Iran conflict and COVID-19 vaccines via social media

Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has represented Georgia’s 14th district in the U.S. Congress since 2021, posted a series of statements on her social media account on April 12, 2026, addressing topics ranging from international conflict to public health.In one post dated April 12, 2026, Greene commented on renewed hostilities involving Iran:

“Peace talks were unsuccessful. ‘They have chosen not to accept our terms’ War with Iran, a war we should not even be fighting, is back on. Lord have mercy on the innocent.”

Earlier that day, she shared another message accompanied by an image or video link:

“Absolute perfection https://t.co/RD5kd5hJNV”

.Later on April 12, Greene addressed concerns about COVID-19 vaccines:

“Countless numbers of people have died from the COVID vaccines. Many live with vaccine injuries. Women have had miscarriages. Their FDA approval must be revoked and they need to be entirely taken off the market. I had Covid early in March of 2020, was only sick a few days. I https://t.co/YjSHN1Blhz”

.Greene has been a prominent political figure since replacing Tom Graves in Congress in 2021 and has won multiple elections representing Georgia’s 14th District.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is currently serving in the U.S. Congress, representing Georgia’s 14th district. She replaced previous U.S Congress member Tom Graves in 2021.

In recent election cycles she defeated Shawn Harris (64.4% to 35.6%) in 2024; Marcus Flowers (65.9% to 34.1%) in 2022; and Kevin Van Ausdal (74.7% to 25.3%) in 2020.Born in Milledgeville, Georgia in 1974 and currently residing in Rome,

Marjorie Taylor Greene, 48, was born in Milledgeville, Georgia in 1974. She currently lives in Rome.

Greene remains an active voice both within her constituency and nationally through her online presence.