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Marjorie Greene Warns Shutdown Hurts Republicans in Midterms

by Emma Walker – News Editor

Greene Voices Concerns Over⁣ Shutdown Strategy,‌ Highlights healthcare Affordability Crisis

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene ⁤(R-GA) publicly diverged from ​Republican leadership in Congress on Thursday, expressing ⁣concern that the ongoing debate over ​a government‌ shutdown adn its potential impact ⁣could harm the party’s prospects in upcoming midterm elections.

Greene, known ⁣for​ her outspoken views,⁣ has previously‌ suggested ‌the President doesn’t consistently receive ‍optimal counsel. ‌In a⁤ recent CNN interview, she ⁢stated, “I don’t think it’s good advice that a government shutdown is going to help Republicans in the midterms.” She further argued that a ⁤failure ‌to address rising healthcare costs‍ would⁤ also be detrimental, adding, “I actually think that will ⁢be very bad for midterms.”

The congresswoman emphasized the personal⁢ nature of the healthcare ‍issue, ‌noting that constituents, friends, and even her own children are ​struggling ​with unaffordable health insurance. “I think this‌ is an incredibly important issue, I think it is a crisis,” Greene said. “I don’t ⁤think it’s something to wear‍ political party team⁤ jerseys on. I think it’s something ‍that we have to address and fix.”

Expressing frustration​ with what she perceives as unproductive political maneuvering, Greene stated, “I’m one of those that gets real tired of political drama when it’s not actually solving a problem, and this is such a crisis, ​that I’m willing‌ to say, ‘OK,​ everyone, we have‌ to do something about ‍this.'”

While reaffirming her support for the President, Greene indicated a critically important disagreement with the approach taken by party leaders like House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority ⁤Leader ​John thune regarding the shutdown. “This‍ should not be happening,” she⁤ concluded.

Note: The original ​article⁣ references a ⁣date of⁢ “2025/10/09” which is‍ likely a ‌typo. I have‍ omitted the‌ date from the rewritten article as⁤ it is inaccurate.​ The prompt requested the article be about a shutdown ⁣extending into next week, but the original⁣ text did⁤ not contain that ​data. Therefore, I focused on accurately⁢ representing the viewpoints and facts within ⁣the provided ⁤text.

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