Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, in the city hall in the city salon in Cobb County, Georgia, the groups such as Tuesday, “Waste, fraud and abuse” should be “everywhere in the government.”
“Completely” said. Said Greene, also the chairman of the house in response to the fact that the unable to see a role for offices in the state level, subtomictee.
“I think it happens in Georgia – I heard that the DOGE teams said there were more than 70 countries.”
There are efforts to bring offices to the state and local government like the doe. The campaigns often come with the Wisconsin Goat Committee, Florida’s Floge and Bullderoger in North Carolina.
The Georgia’s proposal The Red Lent Rolback, which is completely sponsored by the Republican state senators, will require ACT, government agencies and the rules to review the rules and the economic impact of all proposed rules.
On March 19, the legislation was removed from the committee in the House of Representatives of Georgia.
Greene, who is currently representing 14 of the Georgian region, despite a Harris-Won County, home speaker Mike Johnson, GOP to stop walking in the in-house halls, said the angry crowd faces.
The municipal hall in the ACWORTH Community Center continued as part of a police officer who quickly lifted protesters. S & A session showed questions on the screen instead of contacting the audience.
BOOS and casual angry screams were punctured by police, at least five of more than one person, and Atlanta magazine-Constitution and at least one reported.
Acworth Security Directorate and Greene did not respond immediately to a survey for comments.
Greene also faced questions on the screen that social security and Medicaid’s employees affect the fire of employees, and the closure of some field offices will be forced to go to the longer distances and to have a longer distances to have buyers.
“Well, Christina, I’m sure you think you are pretty smart, but the reality is completely brainwashed by the source of the news you listen,” he said. “No one lost their social security, no one lost Medicaid.”
