On Marjorie Taylor

Despite the unsuccessful attempt by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to remove Speaker Johnson through legislative means the other day, her action underscored a glaring reality: the GOP is deeply divided. Regardless of one's stance on her conservative politics, Greene effectively made her point. Democrats rallied behind the Speaker, thwarting Greene's efforts. But did she make a misstep? Here's the crux: Greene has drawn a line, forcing GOP voters to confront a pivotal decision come November. Do they support a GOP willing to collaborate across party lines, or one unwaveringly committed to core conservative values? Even Trump, embroiled in legal battles, recognized that a fractured GOP spells trouble for November. Voters crave a cohesive GOP, and a change in Speakership now would undermine the party's goal of reclaiming the White House. MTG demonstrates skillful political maneuvering: adept at capturing headlines and steering conversations toward her political agenda. Despite falling short on votes this time, it doesn't discount her potential success in the future. Politics, much like weather, can be unpredictable, you’ll never know when it will rain.