Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said she was "absolutely fed up" after Republicans blocked her amendment that would have prevented the U.S. from sending weapons to Ukraine, along with legislation to force Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the files on Jeffrey Epstein's case.
During a Tuesday interview, MAGA influencer Steve Bannon asked Greene why Republicans in the House had turned their backs on her.
"Steve, it's beyond me," Greene gasped. "I cannot believe it. You know, many people voted for President Trump for the campaign promise of no more foreign wars, and the United States getting out of involvement and funding."
"Lindsey Graham seems to be the voice that, unfortunately, President Trump is listening to," she continued. "Steve, I had an amendment go before the Rules Committee last night And the Republicans on the Rules Committee voted against my amendment that would stop munitions being sent to Ukraine."
Greene lamented that "the neocons and the establishment Republican Party has literally taken back control."
"And proof of it is that the same Republicans that voted against the Epstein amendment to release the information are the same Republicans on the Rules Committee that voted against allowing my amendment to have a vote on the House floor to stop munitions being sent to Ukraine," she stated.
"And I'm absolutely fed up with it. And I cannot contain it. I have to talk about it," the lawmaker added. "And I urge the War Room posse, we have got to hold Republicans accountable. You've got to hold the GOP accountable. You also have to hold the administration accountable."
