Marjorie Taylor Greene

According to former White House press secretary and current MSNBC host Jen Psaki, House Republicans endured one of their most embarrassing weeks since taking power after the 2022 midterms.

With House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan (R-OH) holding a hearing with special counsel John Durham that shed more light on his investigative deficiencies than it did on exposing the FBI, and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) publicly getting in the face of Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) over who was first to propose impeaching President Joe Biden, Psaki pointed out that House Republicans are not doing themselves any favors with the 2024 election looming.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s supporters created a super PAC last month called "Heal the Divide," touting the 2024 presidential candidate as the only one who can "unite the Nation to start healing America."

But, while RFK Jr. is running as a Democratic, the PAC's founders have "deep ties" to far-right Trump-supporting Republicans, Rolling Stone reported.

According to MSNBC analyst Bryan Tyler Cohen, Rep. Lauren Boebert's drive to launch impeachment hearings aimed at President Joe Biden is designed solely as a public relations stunt that she will use for fundraising -- but it could blow up in her face.

Noting her headline-making squabble on the House floor with fellow MAGA Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Cohen wrote that the two battling over who has the inside track of leading the Biden impeachment charge exposed them for who they are and what their motives are.

Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki took a few jabs at Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Friday over her House floor antics that led to a confrontation with fellow MAGA Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA).

Discussing the altercation between the two where Greene called Boebert a "little b--ch," over a dispute over proposing impeachment proceedings against President Joe Biden, MSNBC host Jonathan Lemire called what is going on within the GOP House caucus a "clown show."

That led co-host Joe Scarborough to add, "Jen Psaki, again, the chaos continues in the House. I can't help but think, at the end of the day, all this is going to do is damage the House candidates and turn the House back over to Democrats. "

"Well, exactly," the smiling Psaki replied. "I mean, in some ways, the White House and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee don't have to do much aside from get out of the way."

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"As Jonathan just referenced, their entire message is competence versus chaos. As we just heard, kind of the outline from John Heilemann about the back-and-forth fight between Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene, I mean, Lauren Boebert responded and said, 'I'm not in middle school.' It's like, are you sure you're not in middle school? That's how middle schoolers act, you know?" she laughed.

"If you're the American public sitting at home, you're thinking, 'what a waste of time, what a waste of my time that they are doing there," she added. "That is exactly the contrast that the White House, if you're sitting in the White House right now, my old colleagues there, if you're sitting in the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and you're working with Democratic candidates, you're going to run on, 'We'll do something. We will fight for you the public. That is chaotic and crazy there, and we will not be that.'"

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A resolution filed on Thursday by Reps. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) to expunge Donald Trump's historic two impeachments from the Congressional Record was thoroughly demolished on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" early Friday morning, with co-host Joe Scarborough dismissing the topic as "too stupid" to even be considered.

According to a press release from Stefanik's office, the result would be "as if such Articles of Impeachment had never passed the full House of Representatives."

Despite the fact that Stefanik is the chair of the House Republican Conference, it is uncertain whether the rest of the GOP caucus -- particularly lawmakers facing re-election in swing districts -- would agree to go along with what is at best a symbolic act.

Taking up the topic on Friday's "Morning Joe," Scarborough pounced on the efforts by the two MAGA lawmakers as nothing more than a "gesture" designed for personal fundraising for the two.

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In a lively back-and-forth with co-host Mika Brzezinski, Scarborough began, "The reason Donald Trump won't win a general election is he's always talking about the past, not the future. That is what has defined him the past several years. Now, you have the House, again, just in absolute chaos. now, what are they doing? Looking back. They're trying to do something they can't do, which is --- an un-impeachment process?"

"Elise Stefanik and Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a pair of resolutions seeking to expunge the impeachment votes against former president Donald Trump. Stefanik's office said in a press release that it would be, quote, 'as if such articles of impeachment had never passed the full House of Representatives," his co-host reported.

"Gesture, gesture, all they do are gestures," Scarborough interjected.

"It's totally unclear if resolutions are even legally possible, House practices offer no guidance," Brzezinski continued which led Scarborough to interrupt, "I'm sorry, this is too stupid. I don't even want to read this story."

"It's so stupid," Brzezinski agreed before focusing on Stefanik and remarking, "What has happened to this woman? We already know about Marjorie Taylor Greene, she came baked into the cake -- but what the heck?"

"Just shameless, but that's okay, that's okay. This is so stupid," Scarborough replied.

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Republican hardliners in the House Freedom Caucus reportedly don't think Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is enough of a right-wing ideologue for their standards.

Politico reports that two Freedom Caucus members recently pushed for the group to start purging members who are inactive or who are too cozy with Republican leadership -- and that includes Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), who has been accused by some on the right of cozying up to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) at the expense of her right-wing purity.

A new report from CNN reveals that Republican lawmakers from swing districts are getting increasingly fed up with their colleagues' insistence on pushing them to vote right-wing messaging bills that have no chance of becoming law.

According to CNN, GOP hardliners such as Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) have been trying to force votes on measures such as impeaching President Joe Biden that would require the votes of Republicans from districts that Biden won in 2020 to pass.