Marjorie Taylor Greene rants about 'child sacrifices' in furious attack on her own party

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took to X on Wednesday to rage against her party's unwillingness to fight after Democrats cruised to an overwhelming victory in Ohio, passing a measure enshrining the right to an abortion in the GOP-leaning state's constitution by double digits.

"Republicans lose on abortion because they have for decades allowed Democrats to lie about abortion on every level," complainted Greene. "Republicans refuse to fight hard against the evil lies of the Democrats who claim 'abortion is women’s healthcare and a right.' It is NOT! Abortion is murder. It kills another human being, the most innocent of all."

"Abortion is genocide and none of their screams are heard when each of them are slaughtered in their mother’s wombs," she continued. "These precious little ones can not fight, can not defend themselves, can not flee the abortionists’s weapons of choice that they use to brutally murder them. Calling this ongoing genocide 'healthcare' is an abomination and political lie that democrats use in order to manipulate women to vote for them and continue the child sacrifices that enable Democrats to maintain power. There is nothing more evil."

She once again scolded her own party, saying, "Republicans must stop being afraid to stand up to Democrats disgusting lies about abortion ... The Republican Party needs to boldly offer the truth, the solutions, and most importantly fight with everything we have to stop communism in America and protect the most innocent among us." She concluded, "Our nation’s survival depends on it."

Ohio was one of several Republican-controlled states to effectively outlaw abortion entirely after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last year. The state's harsh abortion laws made headlines after a 10-year-old girl was raped and forced to travel from Ohio to Indiana to end the pregnancy, which Republicans initially tried to deny had even happened.

The Ohio referendum comes after a summer election in which voters resoundingly defeated a backdoor GOP attempt to thwart the abortion vote, by raising the required vote margin to amend the state constitution and putting new requirements on signature gathering.