Marjorie Taylor Greene's New Year's Resolution Post Backfires

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's New Year resolution suggestions for the federal government appear to have backfired after many called for her removal from office.

The Georgia Republican asked her followers and others in December 30 posts on X, formerly Twitter, about what resolutions the federal government should have.

Greene is a vocal supporter of Donald Trump's agenda and has been highly critical of the federal government in the past.

"In the new year, what should the federal government's New Year's resolutions be?" Greene asked on one of her two X accounts. She later asked a similar question on her other X account.

Since being shared on the platform, Green's posts have attracted more than 620,000 views combined.

But many X accounts took the opportunity to voice their disapproval of Greene and her views.

Verified X account BigWides84 said: "How about Republicans acting on what they say rather than being keyboard warriors."

Yasmine Mary, ARNP-FNP-C, another verified account, added: "Getting rid of you."

Mary Purviance, who was verified on X, commented: "Remove all insurrectionists from government. That means you."

But there were also several others who were supportive of Greene and who shared their hopes for the America First agenda.

SamJ, who was verified, said: "America First. Close the border, deport all illegals, get rid of Biden, bring down inflation, make America energy-dependent (sic) and affordable again."

Verified account Alex Nitzberg posted: "Cut spending."

Dwayne Robertson added: "Stop funding foreign wars and foreign governments."

Newsweek has contacted Greene's media team for comment via email.

Greene has made public her opposition to numerous proposals made by Democrats and Democrat-leaning states since she joined Congress.

Earlier this month, Greene called for a "tax revolt" in California after the state said it would offer free health care to undocumented immigrants in the new year.

Starting on January 1, an estimated 700,000 undocumented immigrants between 29 and 49 will qualify for full health coverage under Medi-Cal which aims to give Californians on low incomes access to medical care.

It expands on previous laws in the state that give undocumented children, young adults, and those aged 50 and older access to healthcare.

The move is part of Democrat California Gov. Gavin Newsom's aim to provide universal healthcare to its nearly 40 million residents, according to The Associated Press.

Greene voiced her concern over the proposal in a post shared on X on Friday that said: "A tax revolt would solve this problem in California."