Marjorie Taylor Greene

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is reportedly ducking calls from top members of the House Freedom Caucus who are trying to let her know she's been booted from the conservative group.

The Georgia Republican did not accept or return calls from group chair Scott Perry (R-PA) before and after a vote to remove her. He wanted to discuss the reasons for the move, according to one caucus board member, while another senior source confirmed she was out of the caucus "pending a conversation with her," reported Axios.

The conservative legal movement keeps racking up wins while the MAGA movement keeps stepping on rakes, according to a new analysis.

Elite right-wing lawyers have recently won U.S. Supreme Court victories invalidating affirmative action and upholding the right of some businesses to discriminate against LGBTQ people, but Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent noticed that MAGA Republicans have been beset by a "a string of disastrous setbacks."

Echoing the Republican Party's attempt to impeach former President Bill Clinton, which led to bolstering his popularity, the drive by current GOP House members to impeach President Joe Biden and various members of his cabinet may help to seal his re-election prospects.

According to the New Republic's Walter Shapiro, the obsession by what he called the "nutjob squad" in the House, which is obsessed with retaliating for Donald Trump's two impeachments, will likely solidify support for the current president and hurt Donald Trump who is already behind in the polls.

Law enforcement officials involved in prosecuting Donald Trump are facing substantial harassment and threats, and a legal expert called out the former president for "crowdsourcing" violence against his enemies.

Federal agencies said threats against law enforcement was down overall since Trump's indictment in the classified documents case compared to the period right after the FBI searched Mar-a-Lago as part of that investigation, but former prosecutor Barbara McQuade told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" the individual threats were alarming and highly unusual.

A recent round of firings and resignations has hit the already bruised Marianne Williamson's presidential campaign, Politico reported.

Sources tell Politico that three people -- the campaign's entire South Carolina team – resigned. The campaign also fired two national field directors and a member of Williamson’s New Hampshire team.

Reports that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) was voted out of the ultraconservative Freedom Caucus sent Twitter abuzz Thursday.

Politico reported that the far-right congresswoman was voted out of the caucus last month, citing Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.), a Freedom Caucus member, who told the outlet a combination of factors led to Greene’s ouster, noting her backing for the debt limit deal, her ongoing support for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, and an exchange with fellow Freedom Caucus member Lauren Boebert in which Greene reportedly called the Colorado congresswoman “a little b--ch.”

A study by watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) found that at least 174 people charged in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack say then-President Donald Trump incited them.

CREW examined letters to federal judges, court filings, and "appeals to the public" to determine which defendants said they were answering Trump's call to join the violent attacks. In all, 174 people from 37 states said they acted at the behest of Trump.