Marjorie Taylor Greene

Republican Party fundraisers are running into major roadblocks when they approach big-money donors they have counted on in the past because there is little interest in seeing a 2024 GOP ticket headed by Donald Trump again.

According to a report from the New York Times, wealthy conservatives who gave freely in 2016 and 2020 with Trump as the presidential candidate are balking at coughing up any money for his 2024 run that seems "inevitable" based upon polling.

According to a poll conducted for Newsweek, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is not the first choice among supporters of Donald Trump to be his running mate if he wins the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

In fact, she comes in tenth place following Ivanka Trump, "Doesn't matter to me" and Mike Pompeo, in order.

Georgia secretary of state Brad Raffensperger could block Donald Trump from his state's ballot, according to a new analysis, but he's simply choosing not to do so.

The state's top election official published a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Wednesday stating that he "can't keep Trump off the ballot," but MSNBC columnist Hayes Brown argued that Georgia law gives Raffensperger both the power and the responsibility to remove the former president as a primary candidate.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is running a national ad blitz in hopes of introducing herself to Republican voters and catching the attention of Donald Trump.

The Republican presidential primary could be considered a tryout for Trump's running mate, given the tremendous lead he has over his challengers, but Noem is pursuing another strategy by spending $5 million in taxpayer money -- backed by COVID aid -- intended to attract workers to her state but also designed to raise her national profile, reported Politico.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is rapidly approaching the most dangerous stage so far in his leadership career as he contends with a growing rebellion within his caucus who don't want him to work out a budget deal with President Joe Biden's administration – preferring instead to impeach him.

This is all happening as Senate Republicans, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), look on and duck running to his rescue, instead choosing to work with Democrats to pass legislation.

A new report from Rolling Stone claims that many aides to former President Donald Trump are working behind the scenes to prevent him from tapping either Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) or failed Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake as his vice presidential pick.

Sources tell the publication that Greene and Lake are both in a "death race" to be Trump's vice president, and Greene has been trash-talking Lake behind the scenes as a "grifter" who isn't a true conservative.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) sounded the alarm that the attendees of Burning Man are being indoctrinated.

Burning Man has been largely made up of hippies who create a community and society for a week that operates on a barter system and gifts. The old-school Burning Man was once described by The New York Times as "50,000 stoned, half-naked hippies doing sun salutations while techno music thumps through the air." So, it's unclear who Greene thinks could be indoctrinated.