It was another full week on Capitol Hill, and I wanted to take the time and fill you in on everything that has been happening. There were many important votes last week, but I'm especially excited that my bill honoring Judge Murphy passed in the House!

Continue reading to see how I am representing the 14^th District in Congress.

This week, the House voted on whether the U.S. government should ban TikTok from its citizens.

I voted no on this bill for several reasons. Chief among them, it would open Pandora's box and create a slippery slope for future government censorship of American and our precious First Amendment. As much as I want to be tough on China, this bill was not the way to do it.

If we want to be tough on China, why don’t we move our critical supply chain to be made in America? Why don’t we ban the Green New Deal which forces America to rely on China for EV batteries? Why don’t we become energy independent again by opening up drilling all over America, rebuilding every sector of fossil fuel energy in the U.S., and dominate the world? Why don’t we make decisions that strengthen our dollar?

You can watch my remarks on the House floor HERE. 

Read about some of our constituents' successes below:

"I was having trouble with my social security benefits. I contacted Congresswoman Greene’s staff. My issue was resolved in a timely manner."

-Carla C.

"Short and Sweet: Kayla is the bomb! I've been trying for three years and not making any progress. Decided to try to contact your office and within a couple weeks after a congressional inquiry, I got approved!"

-John L.

The Office of Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is seeking interns for her office in Washington, DC. Applicants should be highly motivated, have excellent communication skills, and have interest in learning more about the legislative process. Start and end dates are flexible. Georgia ties are preferred, but not required. This is a paid position and college credit can be earned.

Interns will work in three different interest tracks:

• Policy: Interns will work closely with the Congresswoman’s legislative team. Tasks include answering phones, assisting with legislative research, processing constituent mail, attending policy briefings, and additional tasks to aid the legislative team.
  
  
• Communications: Interns will work closely with the Congresswoman’s communications team. Tasks include answering phones, compiling daily press and broadcast clips, organizing, maintaining, and updating media lists, drafting press releases, assisting with social media, and additional tasks to aid the communications team. Experience with the Adobe Suite is required.
  
  
• Administrative: Interns will work closely with the scheduler and staff assistants to complete tasks that are essential for day-to-day office organization. These include answering phones, compiling contact lists, processing constituent mail, leading Capitol tours, completing flag requests, drafting constituent correspondence, and assisting with weekly reports.

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I take pride in bringing your voice to Washington. If there is anything that I can do for you, please do not hesitate to visit my website or call (202) 225-5211.

Thank you for reading!

America First,

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene