Greene said she doesn’t like the way some people talk about Kamala Harris and race. She said she hasn’t been a fan of the questions about whether Harris is Indian or Black, or the taunts about “people that don’t have children.”
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks to reporters outside the Capitol. J. Scott Applewhite/AP
The feud between two of the GOP’s most provocative shock jocks — Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and far-right influencer Laura Loomer — began long before Loomer ever got on a plane with former President Donald Trump earlier this week.
It didn’t start on Sunday with Loomer’s openly racist post on X, or Greene’s unexpected reply on Wednesday calling on Loomer to take down her words.
But it was the post which brought the feud to a “boiling point,” Greene told NOTUS on Thursday.
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