Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) held a lengthy meeting on Monday, indicating a potential resolution to the ongoing tension over Greene’s motion to oust Johnson.
What Happened: The two Republicans convened for nearly two hours on Monday, sparking speculation that they are working towards a deal to prevent a floor action on Greene’s resolution to remove Johnson from power. Both emerged from the meeting with a shared message of a constructive discussion and plans to meet again on Tuesday, reported The Hill.
Greene, known for her criticisms of Johnson and her removal efforts, did not confirm whether she would proceed with her resolution. However, she hinted at seeking assurances from Johnson about his commitment to conservative policy priorities in negotiations with Democrats.
“I have been patient, I have been diligent, I have been steady, and I have been focused on the facts. And none of that has changed,” said Greene to reporters after the meeting, according to the report. She said, “We're talking to him again tomorrow, based on our discussion today."
Last week, Greene was firm about her intention to force a ...
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