Marjorie Greeneās Hypocrisy Olympics: From Santos to Mills Drama
On the political reality show no one asked for, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) accused Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) of roaring hypocrisy after he preferred "something serious" to addressing Rep. Cory Mills' (R-Fla.) protective order alleging Mills threatened to release his ex-girlfriendās explicit photos. Meanwhile, Johnson calls George Santosā expulsion 'regrettable' despite Santos pleading guilty to identity theft - talk about selective justice! Greeneās even signed a Jeffrey Epstein files discharge petition, planning a House floor readout that'll surely delight fans of bureaucratic drama. Greene aims for 2026 House reelection but ruled out the Senate, calling it 'land of frustration,' idiomatic for political purgatory. Party unity? Greene wonders if breaking with her GOP means asking, 'What is the Republican Party?'
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Marjorie Greene calls out hypocrisy after Speaker Johnson dismisses threats of explicit photo leaks but once wept for convicted fraudster George Santos. Politics: where selective morals turn into binge-worthy soap opera episodes.
Mike Johnson prefers "something serious" over addressing threats involving ex-girlfriendās explicit photos ā sounds like Congress invented the art of dodging scandal in ultra-high-definition.
Watching Greene roast Johnson over hypocrisy while both dodge accountability is the Capitolās new high-stakes game show: āWhose Selective Justice Is It Anyway?ā Spoiler: nobody wins.
Source: Axios | Published: 10/17/2025 | Author: Kate Santaliz
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