Journalist confirms Marjorie Taylor Greene could get indicted and expelled from Congress

Journalist confirms Marjorie Taylor Greene could get indicted and expelled from Congress.

The far-right firebrand lashed out at Smith after Trump said on Truth Social that he anticipates another criminal indictment after receiving a letter from Smith advising he is a target of the special counsel’s probe into the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.

Smith is already prosecuting Trump in another federal case involving his mishandling of classified documents. The former president was indicted on 37 felony counts in that case last month.

“Jack Smith is a lousy attorney,” tweeted Greene, who was reportedly involved in planning Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election and the Jan. 6 events that turned violent. “His career is filled with mistrials, overturned cases, and judicial rebukes. He only targets Republicans because he’s a weak little bitch for the Democrats.”

Smith is experienced in leading high-stakes cases against politicians in the U.S. and abroad, according to The New York Times. He previously investigated war crimes in Kosovo and The Hague ― and both Republicans and Democrats, including Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) and former senator and Democratic vice-presidential candidate John Edwards.

A man who was one of the Jan. 6 Organizerers claimed he would have the Georgia representative brought up on criminal charges and expelled from Congress.

Ali Alexander has threatened to release evidence that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene “committed a crime” that will get her expelled from Congress: “I will not suffer this harlot. I will not be taught vows and loyalty, commitment from a whore!”

At the protest, put on with the New York Young Republicans, a group with ties to white nationalists, there were nearly more media than there were protestors. About 300 people turned out to protest Trump’s indictment with Greene, with nearly 150 counterprotesters also on the scene. Counter-protesters were seen playing drums and banging kettles toward the Trump supporters, with a metal police barricade separating the two parties.

“I’m here to protest and use my voice to take a stand. Every American should take a stand,” Greene said.

While Greene was only present at the protest for about 10 minutes, conservative members swarmed around Greene, shoving and elbowing to get a glimpse at the congressmember. NYPD escorted her out.