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Greene Calls GOP Men 'Weak' in New Interview, Michael Steele Backs Her

The comments highlight her recent siding with Democrats on high-profile transparency and subsidy fights.

Overview

  • Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told the Washington Post that many House Republican men are "weak," while praising President Trump as "not weak at all."
  • Former RNC chair Michael Steele publicly agreed on X, writing "She ain't wrong" and arguing GOP women have long been underestimated by party leaders.
  • Greene has joined a Democratic-driven discharge petition to force a vote on releasing Justice Department records related to Jeffrey Epstein; only three other House Republicans have signed on.
  • She is also pressing to preserve Affordable Care Act tax credits, warning their expiration could cause insurance premiums to double, a sticking point in shutdown negotiations.
  • House GOP figures pushed back, with Conference Chair Lisa McClain calling Greene's gender-bias claims "ridiculous," and Speaker Mike Johnson characterizing their recent interaction as a cordial discussion.