Far-right Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene showed on Monday why so many Americans fear the approaching regime and its score-settling talks with political opponents.

Greene has shown that she is going to not only be an enabler of such anti-American sentiment, but in addition a cheerleader for remarks criticizing MSNBC host Joy Reid.

During a Monday interview with “Real America’s Voice,” MAGA Greene accused Reid of voicing her concerns about President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of Russ Vought as director of the Office of Management and Budget. Vought was one among the architects Project 2025a right-wing plan to take over the American government, and advocated using the military to suppress protests within the United States.

Such a move can be politically virtually unprecedented and theoretically unconstitutional, as Greene surely knows that the First Amendment protects not only Elon Musk’s speech but in addition the proper to peacefully and freely assemble.

Or perhaps it’s since the congresswoman is being given an excessive amount of credit.

“The reality is that the Biden administration it supports is responsible for killing Americans every day through illegal alien crime.” Greene claimed. “You know what else? Joy Reid is one big joke. “He fully supports the war in Ukraine, which is killing an entire generation of Ukrainians and Russians every day.”

“The reality is I think Joy Reid is definitely pro-murder,” she continued. “Because he supports all this and at the same time wants to feign outrage at President Trump. She is lying about him and gaslighting her viewers and her show needs to end.”

Brian Glenn, the show’s host and Greene’s boyfriend, in response to Raw Story, echoed her comments about Reid’s MSNBC show ending.

“Maybe that will happen,” he said.

A temporary summary of Greene’s comments. If you oppose the nomination of a person who supports using the military to silence you, proteststs or the country’s right to defend itself against an unprovoked invasion by a military superpower, your First Amendment rights must be taken away.

Reid has yet to answer Greene’s calls to silence her.

In addition to supporting the military’s ability to answer domestic insurgencies, Vought, – reports ProPublicahe called for defunding the Environmental Protection Agency and gutting the corps of skilled civil servants.

“We want bureaucrats to experience trauma,” he said. “We want them to not want to go to work when they wake up in the morning because they are increasingly seen as villains,” Vought said in 2023. “We want their funding stopped in order that the EPA cannot apply all the foundations against our industry energy because they haven’t got the financial resources for it.

Vought also embraced Christian nationalism; The Conservative Renewal for America think tank he led put the problem on the list of top priorities for the second Trump administration.

“Others include invoking the Insurrection Act on Day One to quell protests and refusing to spend authorized Congressional funds on unwanted projects, a practice banned by Nixon-era lawmakers.” “Polityka” reports..

As Democrats unite a divided party after Vice President Kamala Harris’ defeat to President-elect Donald Trump, some are questioning who stays on the helm of the Democratic Party.

MSNBC host Jen Psaki, former White House press secretary for President Joe Biden and former White House adviser to President Barack Obama, he said last week that Democrats were “in a desert.”

“There is no clear party leader. Joe Biden will soon leave office. Kamala Harris just lost the election,” she said.

Other experts and news web sites they similarly suggested that the Democratic Party has no obvious leader and query its future as Republicans take over the trifecta of power with control of the White House and each houses of Congress.

The 2028 Democratic presidential field stays open (Kamala Harris is considering a return), and the Democratic National Committee will elect a brand new chair on February 1. But suggestions that the party has no leader may very well be seen as a snub to the minority leaders within the upcoming House and Senate elections, respectively, Republican Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y. and Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.

Antjuan Seawright, a longtime Democratic strategist and adviser to Hakeem Jeffries, says questions on the party’s leadership are particularly offensive to the 54-year-old congressman, who in January 2023 was elected the primary minority leader of the Black House.

“When we were in a political, mathematical scenario in Washington, people always looked at the Democratic leader in the House and also the Democratic leader in the Senate as the leaders of our party,” Seawright noted, referring to the balance of power in Congress. where Democrats closed the gap in a minority of seats within the House despite losing the Senate majority to Republicans.

Congressman Jeffries, 54, has emerged as the brand new Democratic leader within the House of Representatives, making history as the primary Black American to steer a significant party in Congress.

“We won three seats in New York (and won seats in California). We won two seats by changing constituencies and we he switched to a place in Oregon … this can be attributed to the leader of the House Democratic Caucus,” he said.

“The Democratic leader of the House should definitely be considered a leader,” said Jamarr Brown, executive director of Color of Change PAC, the political arm of a civic motion group founded in 2005.

“He is a strong fundraiser. “He is a strong messenger and is willing to fight not only for the Democratic Party but for the people and the community,” said Brown, who noted that Jeffries worked on “significant and historic legislation that cannot be overlooked.”

Democratic strategist Joel Payne noted, “The heart of the Democratic Party runs through Black America, and I think that is a universally understood and accepted fact.”

“The turf wars we see today are common after a difficult defeat. “The party is dealing with family issues right now, but I think all the key players understand that Democrats have no chance of success in 2026, 2028 and beyond without Black voters,” Payne said.

Another challenge to Hakeem Jeffries’ leadership is the presence of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who was the leader of the Democratic Party for twenty years. Although he now not officially serves in party leadership, reports indicate he continues to exert influence behind the scenes, including in his role within the Democratic Party insistence President Biden will withdraw from the 2024 presidential race.

Brown said while he doesn’t imagine that Pelosi’s perceived overshadowing of Jeffries is “intentional,” provided that she “helped cultivate his leadership within the House structure and the Democratic caucus,” he does feel that Pelosi continues to function “speaker emeritus.” the Democrats assigned him to her after she left her leadership position.

“We don’t challenge people who say they’re going to pull back…really pull out,” he explained. “I don’t think she understands what it is or how to really be helpful.”

Pelosi’s high profile in Congress “can be problematic,” Brown said, “because we have to let the person elected to lead lead.”

Political commentator Reecie Colbert argued that while Jeffries could have been elected by his peers as party leader, he must assert his position as such.

“I think it’s time for him to do it the same way Speaker Nancy Pelosi did it,” said the host of Sirius XM’s “The Reecie Colbert Show.”

“Power is up for grabs. “So if a person… (who is) no longer a leader is able to outshine you, that is not an indictment of them,” Colbert argued. “Actually, he ought to be the one to tell about it; “It will be a show of strength that he is a leader to whom people should obey, unlike Speaker Pelosi.”

She added: “This is not her defense. That’s just how power works. You have to report it.”

During an appearance on “The View” last week, Congressman Jeffries offered hope to Democrats as they proceed to recuperate from major election defeats this month.

Recalling the 2004 presidential election during which John Kerry lost to President George W. Bush, Jeffries noted that Democrats regained control of Congress two years later and Barack Obama was elected in the following presidential race.

“I remember a newspaper headline in Western Europe saying, ‘America is doing it again,’” the New York Democrat said. “If in two, four years we continue to lean back with the resilience we have always shown, I think we can hope for better days and America will do it again.”

Two parents have been charged after allegedly trying to murder their 17-year-old daughter for refusing an arranged marriage abroad to an older man.

The criminal charges against Ihsan Ali and his wife Zahraa Ali stem from an attack they were accused of carrying out at their daughter’s school on October 18 in Lacey, Washington.

According to court documents obtained by ENTERIhsan Ali was seen by multiple witnesses choking his teenage daughter “to the point that she lost consciousness.” Investigators say his wife, Zahraa, also grabbed her and choked her.

Authorities say the couple attempted an “honor killing” for his or her daughter’s riot.

The teenager told investigators that after refusing to allow her parents to take her on a plane to Iraq, where she was to get married, she ran away and turned to her school for help.

When her parents found her outside Timberline High School on Oct. 18, her dad ran out of his pickup truck and commenced yelling at his daughter in Arabic. Another student, who understood what he was shouting, intervened on his daughter’s behalf and told him to “leave her alone.”

This caused the girl’s father to fly right into a rage – according to court documents – and attacked his daughter.

AND video in which the incident was captured, a person allegedly Ihsan Ali, hohe knocks down his daughter while many students, including the girl’s boyfriend, try to drag him away.

“Get off her! Get off! Get out!” – one young voice shouts in the recording. “Call the police! Someone call the police!”

When the girl managed to escape her father’s grasp, she ran to the college and told authorities, “My dad is trying to kill me,” court records state. The school implemented a lockdown and refused to let the Alises into the constructing.

Court documents show that in the course of the attack, Ali also punched her daughter’s boyfriend, “who fell to the concrete.”

The boy’s father, Victor Barnes, he told the Daily Mail that Alich’s daughter and his son, who’s Black, began dating in February, but the connection between the 2 families was fraught with conflict. Barnes said his family had been having problems with Ali for months, which at one point escalated into an incident that forced them to obtain a short lived protective order from Zahraa Ali.

Barnes claimed that two weeks before the attack, the girl’s parents made an unsuccessful attempt to kidnap his son from school.

School officials warned Zahraa Ali that her next visit to school would result in delinquency charges, and Barnes obtained a restraining order against her for his son.

Barnes said that on the day of the attack, the parents visited his home to inquire concerning the child’s whereabouts. When Barnes told Ali he is likely to be at college, he texted his son to warn him of their arrival.

After the attack, when the girl was safely separated from her parents, the police were called to the college.

Both Ihsan and Zahraa Ali were charged with attempted murder, assault and kidnapping.

Barnes said that before the attack, the college told his son to walk his daughter to town bus stop and expressed concern that an adult couldn’t escort her, especially because the school knew about her situation.

“I’m glad he was there and saved her life, but I need more explanation as to why the adults were so careless,” he said. he said FOX13Seattle.

Daughter Alis is currently in the care of an area shelter.