Marjorie Taylor Greene says her Jan. 6 signing is on after 'communists' tried to stop it
A book signing with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) set for the third anniversary of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol was briefly without a venue this week after Westgate Resorts in Kissimmee, Florida canceled the event. But on Friday, she announced it was back on at another venue.
And she laid into "communist Democrats" for supposedly getting her ejected from her original location.
"You may have seen in the news, because the Democrats are livid and the media are all about it, twisting and lying about the story, but I am so excited to announce that they couldn't cancel my book signing tomorrow," said Greene in a post to X. She went on to rage against Democrats who are "destroying our democracy" by "attacking the First Amendment."
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In the video, she says that her new venue is in Orlando, but never actually states where it is.
Westgate canceled the signing after learning that the book signing was for Marjorie Taylor Greene in commemoration of January 6, saying in a statement, "Please be advised that Westgate was not made aware of the purpose of this event when we were approached to host a book signing. This event has been canceled and is no longer taking place at our resort."
Greene, per a separate Raw Story investigation, is also slated to attend another event the same day alongside convicted January 6 rioter and West Virginia-based conspiracy theorist congressional candidate Derrick Evans.