Rome Reporter

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a U.S. Congress member representing Georgia's 14th district, used her social media platform to convey her thoughts on religious and political matters in mid-April 2025. Greene, who has been serving in Congress since 2021 following Tom Graves, expressed her views on key issues over consecutive posts on April 18 and 19.

On April 18, Greene took to social media to share a religious reflection saying, "Today we remember the ultimate sacrifice: Jesus Christ gave His life to save us from our sins. He was beaten, mocked, and crucified, yet never stopped loving us. Let us reflect, repent, and stay faithful. Thank you, Jesus." Her acknowledgment of Jesus Christ was followed by a call for reflection and faith.

Later that day, Greene expressed her concerns regarding the U.S. government's actions related to COVID vaccines. She commented on "The White House website is a good start, but more needs to be done. Now the FDA needs to repeal its approval of all COVID vaccines and it should be taken off the child vaccine schedule immediately." She indicated that additional information needs to be included on the website to reflect her position.

The following day, on April 19, Greene touched upon immigration issues and expressed her stance on deportation policies. She opined via a tweet that "The majority of Americans support deporting illegals! But the Democrats Party has fallen in love with MS-13 and is going all in on fighting to protect the cartels." She reiterated her suspicions of Democrats being aligned with cartels, labeling them as business partners.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, an alumna of the University of Georgia where she obtained a BBA in 1996, was born in Milledgeville, Georgia, in 1974 and currently resides in Rome, Georgia.