Several House Republicans are voicing frustration with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., after she missed every vote this week, despite announcing in November that she intends to leave Congress in early January.
Greene — long a lightning rod within the House GOP and a frequent critic of both party leadership and, lately, President Donald Trump — said she would step down after Thanksgiving, a move she linked to deep dissatisfaction with Washington. But her decision to skip votes in the meantime has irritated some colleagues who say she still has a duty to fulfill.
Rep. Andy Harris, R-Md., who chairs the House Freedom Caucus, told The Hill he was disappointed in Greene.
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